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stevenYU
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I did the following steps on my Window 10.
1) create a task in "task scheduler" to run a powershell script.
2) The script is like:
net use * /del /y
net use G: \\Mycompany\Group-Files /user:mydomain\user password
net use
After I trigger/run this task in "task scheduler", I am pretty use G drive has already mounted via the last cmd in my script(net use).
But when I open "my computer", I cannot see that G drive.
I suspect the drive from "net use" in task scheduler cannot be recognized in task scheduler. Is that true?
BTW, this "issue" cannot be reproduced in Windows 8.
steven
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1) create a task in "task scheduler" to run a powershell script.
2) The script is like:
net use * /del /y
net use G: \\Mycompany\Group-Files /user:mydomain\user password
net use
After I trigger/run this task in "task scheduler", I am pretty use G drive has already mounted via the last cmd in my script(net use).
But when I open "my computer", I cannot see that G drive.
I suspect the drive from "net use" in task scheduler cannot be recognized in task scheduler. Is that true?
BTW, this "issue" cannot be reproduced in Windows 8.
steven
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