Network Drive Control 1.63

Network Drive Control is software that helps Windows automatically mapped network drives under the network name when you log in, like Windows 7 can be created to set the default printer by network name. for Windows Vista, 7, 8 & 10, both 32 bit and 64 bit, is an example of a utility I wrote to solve frustrating problem that I often encounter, namely want to the server your network, both at work & at home , is mapped to the Windows drive in a way specific of the network. Although people can ask Windows to try to all mapped drives when logged in, I don't like the long delays in timeout of mapped drive for the network is not connected. (i.e. Waiting for mapping of network drives, family timeout on the network of my work, and vice versa.) So I have written their own utility to check the network environment after I login and based on the network that it finds , it will only try to map the drive that it knows is on that network. Basically, I want the network drive map when the sign operation is equivalent to the way "default printer" of Windows 7 did by specific network. (Start → devices and printers → Manage default printer ).

Network Drive Control - control of network drives

Network Drive Control allows you to configure mapped automatically by the network drive when you log in based on the network (s) to which you are connected. One example is to laptops your automatically connected and mapped a network drive when at home and a set of other network drive when at work or school, and does nothing if it detects that the PC is connected to a network where no mapping has been configured. Network Drive Control there is no limit on the number of network or disk can be configured (except for Windows built-in limits) and the drive letter may be redundant. i.e. if on a network that you want to a resource is mapped to the drive, suppose, X:, and on a different network that you want to have a other resources are also mapped to X:, you can configure to control network drive to do so. Network Drive Control use the Windows feature to be integrated in Windows Vista to 10 (both 32 bit and 64 bit) and support mapped drives, the drive letter through the message Block server (SMB), file System Internet general (CIFS), Netbios, as well as WebDAV. (Note: Windows does not support mapped drives, the drive letter via FTP, so the Network Drive Control also does not support mapped "network location" via FTP and the mapped network location has no drive letter. the products out there can map the drive letter through FTP, although the custom driver.)