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*Right click on Computer | *Right click on Computer | ||
*Map network drive | *Map network drive | ||
*Drive: U:, Folder: \\fsw.personal.ru.nl\FSW-Homedirs\u123456\ replacing u123456 with your employee number. | *Drive: U:, Folder: \\fsw.personal.ru.nl\FSW-Homedirs\u123456\ replacing u123456 with your employee number. for the group directory: \\FSW.shared.ru.nl\WRKGRP\DCC | ||
*Click Connect using different credentials | *Click Connect using different credentials | ||
*Enter ru.nl\employee number as username and your password. | *Enter ru.nl\employee number as username and your password. | ||
*Note the fact that in Microsoft, unlike in other operating systems and the WWW, the slash is sometimes replaced with a sinister slash or backslash. | *Note the fact that in Microsoft, unlike in other operating systems and the WWW, the slash is sometimes replaced with a sinister slash or backslash. | ||
note that Windows will not save your credentials when you reboot your computer, not even if you check the checkbox | note that Windows will not save your credentials when you reboot your computer, not even if you check the checkbox | ||