Hello, Everyone,
I am having an interesting issue related to interacting with shared folders at the command prompt. In Windows Explorer, I can see the shared folders properly mapped to drives (\\.psf\Home as Z
and can interact with them normally. At a command prompt, howerver, I cannot access it. Trying to change the drive to Z: gets me the message: "The system cannot find the drive specified."
I can see the drives in the net use command:
C:\>net use
New connections will be remembered.
Status Local Remote Network
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X: \\.psf\Portable Parallels Shared Folders
Y: \\.psf\Automatically Add to iTunes
Parallels Shared Folders
Z: \\.psf\Home Parallels Shared Folders
The command completed successfully.
Any ideas? This doesn't appear to be a networking issue as I can interact with these mapped drives/shares via Windows Explorer.
Thanks.
I am having an interesting issue related to interacting with shared folders at the command prompt. In Windows Explorer, I can see the shared folders properly mapped to drives (\\.psf\Home as Z
and can interact with them normally. At a command prompt, howerver, I cannot access it. Trying to change the drive to Z: gets me the message: "The system cannot find the drive specified."I can see the drives in the net use command:
C:\>net use
New connections will be remembered.
Status Local Remote Network
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X: \\.psf\Portable Parallels Shared Folders
Y: \\.psf\Automatically Add to iTunes
Parallels Shared Folders
Z: \\.psf\Home Parallels Shared Folders
The command completed successfully.
Any ideas? This doesn't appear to be a networking issue as I can interact with these mapped drives/shares via Windows Explorer.
Thanks.