Press Win + X and select Windows Terminal (Admin) or Command Prompt (Admin) . Click “Yes” on the UAC prompt.
The basic command structure is:
Press Win + X and select Windows Terminal or PowerShell .
Open This PC . Under “Network locations,” you will see your new drive with the assigned letter. Double-click it to browse files as if they were local. Method 2: Using the Command Prompt (net use) For IT professionals or those who prefer keyboards over mice, the net use command is fast and scriptable.
You can do this by clicking the folder icon on the taskbar, pressing Win + E on your keyboard, or double-clicking any folder on your desktop.
The syntax is:
net use Y: \\PRINTSERVER\Drivers * /USER:DOMAIN\TechUser /PERSISTENT:Yes The * will prompt you to enter the password securely (it won’t be displayed on screen). Type net use alone and press Enter. You’ll see a list of all current network connections.