该过程称为映射，将计算机上的驱动器号分配到远程系统上的某个位置，使您可以轻松地通过网络访问和保存文件。我们已经展示了如何通过在您每次登录时重新连接它们来使这些链接永久化，从而确保它们永远不会在您身上消失。但是，这也意味着如果网络驱动(network drive)器不再存在，您将从托盘中收到烦人的消息。如果您连接的驱动器发生变化或消失 - 或者您只是不想再连接它们 - 您必须继续取消映射或删除连接的位置。在本文中，您将了解如何操作。
如何在Windows 8中断开与(Windows 8)共享网络驱动器的连接(Shared Network Drive)
Windows 8 有一个非常简单的实用程序，可以帮助您从系统中删除映射的驱动器。有两种简单的方法可以访问此工具。
首先，您可以从“开始(Start)”屏幕中搜索“计算机” 。("Computer")当计算机出现在搜索结果中时，右键单击或长按计算机(Computer)，然后单击或点击“断开网络驱动器”。("Disconnect network drive.")这会将您带到桌面(Desktop)并启动该工具。
如果您已经在桌面(Desktop)上，则可以通过单击任务栏上的文件夹图标(folder icon)来打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)。单击(Click)或点击左窗格中的(pane and click)计算机(Computer)，然后单击或点击功能区上的“映射网络驱动器”("Map network drive")。接下来，单击或点击“断开网络驱动器”。("Disconnect network drive.")
结果窗口显示您已映射到本地计算机的所有网络共享。要删除一个，请从列表中选择它，然后单击(list and click)或点击确定。(OK.)
如果您想手动断开映射的驱动器，请打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)并单击或点击左侧窗格中的计算机(Computer)。右键单击或长按有问题的映射驱动器，然后单击(question and click)或点击断开连接。(Disconnect.)
如何从命令提示符断开(Command Prompt)映射驱动器(Mapped Drive)
虽然大多数用户更喜欢使用图形界面来取消映射他们的网络驱动器，但一些老派用户无法获得足够的命令提示符(Command Prompt)。如果您是这样的用户，您可以通过命令行(command line)轻松地取消映射驱动器。
继续并启动命令提示符(Command Prompt)以开始使用。你有两个快速的选择来完成这项工作。如果您在桌面(Desktop)上，请右键单击屏幕左下角以打开管理菜单(admin menu)（或按键盘上的Win +X从列表中单击或点击“命令提示符” 。("Command Prompt")
如果您从“开始(Start)”屏幕开始，请搜索“cmd” ，然后从结果列表中单击或点击“命令提示符” 。("Command Prompt")
打开命令行(command line)后，输入以下命令：
net use driveletter: /delete.
例如，要删除映射到驱动器号 Z的网络共享(network share)"net use Z: /delete"，我会键入. 注意(Notice)冒号和正斜杠(forward slash)之间的空格。
当您收到成功消息时，您就完成了。
如何在Windows 8中删除(Windows 8)连接的网站或 FTP 服务器(Connected Website or FTP Server)
删除连接的FTP 服务器(FTP server)与删除映射的驱动器有点不同。这些类型的连接不会出现在上面提到的实用程序中，因此您必须找到链接并手动删除它。
继续并浏览到文件资源管理器中的(File Explorer)计算机(Computer)部分，然后找到要删除的网络位置。(network location)右键单击或长按它以打开上下文菜单，然后单击(context menu and click)或点击删除。(Delete.)
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对无法断开连接的(Just Wo)网络(Network)驱动器进行故障排除
有时上述程序可能无法按计划进行。在常见的情况下，您可能会按照上述说明进行操作，但发现您的映射驱动器或网络位置(drive or network location)并未从文件资源管理器的“(File Explorer)计算机(Computer)”部分中消失。当然，您会尝试再次删除它，但您会遇到一个错误，指出无法找到驱动器。
在这种情况下，您的驱动器确实已被删除。文件资源管理器(File Explorer)只是还没有注意到。要解决此问题，您有几个选择。最快的方法是在文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中按F5刷新视图。您也可以右键单击或长按窗口的白色背景，然后单击(window and click)或点击刷新。(Refresh.)
这应该会强制文件资源管理器(File Explorer)注意到丢失的驱动器并删除链接。
如果这不起作用，请继续并重新启动计算机。
当它恢复时，您应该会发现已删除的驱动器不再存在。
结论
如您所见，在Windows 8中删除映射驱动器的过程类似于在Windows 7或Windows Vista中的相同过程。Windows 8仅对用户界面进行了一些更改，并添加了方便的实用程序来更快地断开驱动器。
How to Remove Network Locations Mapped as Drives in Windows 8
The procеss called mapping, assigns a drive letter on yoυr computer to a location on a remote sуstem allowing yоu to acceѕs and save files over the network easily. We have shown how to make these links permanent by reconnecting them everу timе you log on, which assures they'll never disappear on you. However, it also means you'll get annoying messages from yoυr tray if the network drive doesn't exist anymore. If your connected drives change or go away - or you just don't want them connected anymore - yоu'll have to go ahead and unmap or delete the сonnectеd locations. In this artiсle you will leаrn how.
How to Disconnect from a Shared Network Drive in Windows 8
Windows 8 has a very simple utility that helps you with removing mapped drives from your system. There are two easy ways to access this tool.
First, you can search for "Computer" from the Start screen. Right-click or long-press Computer when it appears in the search results and then click or tap "Disconnect network drive." This will take you to the Desktop and launch the tool.
If you're already on the Desktop, you can open File Explorer by clicking the folder icon on your taskbar. Click or tap Computer from the left pane and click or tap "Map network drive" on the ribbon. Next, click or tap "Disconnect network drive."
The resulting window displays all networked shares your have mapped to your local computer. To remove one, select it from the list and click or tap OK.
If you'd rather manually disconnect the mapped drives, open File Explorer and click or tap Computer from the left pane. Right-click or long-press the mapped drive in question and click or tap Disconnect.
How to Disconnect a Mapped Drive from the Command Prompt
While most users prefer to use the graphical interface to unmap their network drives, some old-school users can't get enough of the Command Prompt. If you're such a user, you can unmap drives via the command line just as easily.
Go ahead and launch the Command Prompt to get started. You have two quick options for getting this done. If you're on the Desktop, right-click the bottom-left corner of the screen to open an admin menu (or press Win +X on your keyboard). Click or tap "Command Prompt" from the list.
If you're starting from the Start screen, search for "cmd" and click or tap "Command Prompt" from the list of results.
Once you've got your command line open, enter the following command:
net use driveletter: /delete.
For example, to delete a network share mapped to drive letter Z, I would type "net use Z: /delete". Notice the space between the colon and the forward slash.
When you receive a message of success, you're done.
How to Delete a Connected Website or FTP Server in Windows 8
Deleting a connected FTP server is a bit different from deleting a mapped drive. These types of connections don't appear in the utility mentioned above so you'll have to find the link and delete it manually.
Go ahead and browse to the Computer section in File Explorer and locate the network location you want to delete. Right-click or long-press it to open a context menu and click or tap Delete.
That's all there is to it.
Troubleshooting Network Drives That Just Won't Disconnect
There are occasions when the procedures described above may not work as planned. There is a common scenario in which you might follow the instructions above only to find that your mapped drive or network location doesn't disappear from the Computer section in File Explorer. Naturally, you'd try to delete it again, but you'd be met with an error stating that the drive can't be located.
In this situation, your drive really has been deleted. File Explorer just hasn't noticed yet. To resolve this issue you have a couple of options. The fastest way to go is to press F5 while in the File Explorer to refresh the view. You can also right-click or long-press the white background of the window and click or tap Refresh.
This should force File Explorer to notice the missing drive and remove the link.
If that doesn't work, go ahead and restart your computer.
When it comes back up you should find your deleted drive is no longer around.
Conclusion
As you can see, the process of removing mapped drives in Windows 8 is similar to the same procedure in Windows 7 or Windows Vista. Windows 8 just has a few user interface changes and it adds that handy utility to disconnect drives a bit more quickly.
