Re: Location of mapped network drives in user profiles

OK, I see the information there. So it sounds like what I'll need to do is 
have WSH kick off a script on each workstation which then uses the Win32 
namespace to get the registry information.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER is only active for the person who is currently logged
in. 
Where does HKEY_CURRENT_USER get this information when the user logs in?

"Philipp Foeckeler" wrote:

> The information you search for is stored in the registry under
HKCU\Network. 
> Every mapped network drive gets an subkey named like the drive letter
here.
> 
> Philipp Foeckeler
> 
> 
> "Keith Stone" <KeithStone@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag 
> news:590A3492-D363-46E8-A0CE-216FF8708F29@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Every user profile keeps track of which drive letters are mapped to
which
> > network shares. I've been looking through both ADSI and WMI
do***entation 
> > to
> > see if I could find this information, and so far have not found
anything. 
> > The
> > fact that a user has these mounts set up each time he logs on means
that 
> > the
> > information is stored somewhere. I'm trying to access this information
in 
> > an
> > effort to programmatically change the location of the network shares
as 
> > the
> > shares are moved between file servers.
> >
> > Does anyone know where this information is stored, and whether it can
be
> > accessed through one of Microsoft's namespaces? 
>