How to Map a Network Drive in Windows Vista

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How to Map a Network Drive in Windows Vista

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Entry shows a step by step on How to Map a Network Drive in Windows Vista. Keep in mind I will assume that you have already shared a directory on Office 1. If you do not know how to do this please go to this blog - How to Share a Directory on a Network in Windows Vista & XP.

Ok here is how I did it, it's rather easy. You will need two PC's. Let's call them Office 1 and Office 2. You want to map a network drive on your Office 2 PC. Below is a step by step on how to do it.

How to Map a Network Drive in Windows Vista

Have both PC's on, go to the Office 2 computer and do the following.
Go to Start
Control Panel
Network and Internet
Network and Sharing Center
Turn ON Public Folder Sharing
Go to Start > Computer
In the Header go to Map Network Drive
Choose a Letter Drive
Click Browse
Choose the PC that you are sharing the directory
Click ok

Now you can access all your files from Office 1 on your Office 2 computer. You will notice this in your My Computer window. If you have any questions post them here. I will be emailed that you have commented.

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