映射网络驱动器有很多好处,特别是如果您想更快地使用网络传输文件。如果您无法映射网络驱动器,Windows 10 有一个我们将在本文中介绍的简单解决方案。
创建到网络上共享的另一个文件夹或驱动器的快捷方式意味着您正在映射其位置。此外,您甚至可以在桌面上创建指向网络驱动器的快捷方式,以便于访问。
如何在 Windows 10 中映射网络驱动器(How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 10)
在Windows 10(Windows 10)中映射网络驱动器可让您快速访问存储在不同机器上的数据。映射驱动器是访问远程硬盘驱动器的一种快速简便的方法。
通过为其分配一个本地驱动器号,远程硬盘驱动器可以用作本地驱动器。因此,它非常适合存储计算机无法容纳的数据、从平板电脑查看文件、备份内容以及与多人共享文件访问权限。
如果您无法在Windows 10中映射网络驱动器,您可以尝试这些方法。
方法 1:删除您当前的网络驱动器并重新映射(Method 1: Delete Your Current Network Drive and Remap)
用户无法在Windows 10中映射网络驱动器的最常见情况之一是当他们从 v1909 更新到 v2004 时。此问题的一个指标是每当桌面用户尝试连接网络驱动器时 出现错误 0x80070043 。(error 0x80070043)
如果您使用的是Windows 10 V2004,请尝试此方法。
- 单击开始按钮并在Windows搜索栏中键入“ Regedit ”。将鼠标悬停在第一个结果注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)上,然后右键单击它。
- 从选项中选择以管理员身份运行。( Run as Administrator )单击是(Yes)继续。
- 单击HKEY_CURRENT_USER文件夹将其展开。然后,单击Network,它应该会显示您当前的网络驱动器名称(即 Z)。
- 右键单击(Right-click)网络驱动器文件夹(上例中的 Z)并选择Delete。单击是(Yes)。
- 然后,再次单击HKEY_CURRENT_USER文件夹将其展开。(HKEY_CURRENT_USER )单击软件(Software)。接下来,单击Microsoft文件夹将其展开。
- 向下滚动,直到看到Windows文件夹。单击(Click)并展开它。然后,单击CurrentVersion文件夹并展开它。单击(Click)并展开资源管理器(Explorer)文件夹。
- 单击并展开映射网络驱动器 MRU( Map Network Drive MRU)文件夹。在Window的右侧,右键单击正下方的网络名称图标(Default)。选择删除(Delete),然后单击是(Yes)。
- 关闭(Close)并退出注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)程序。
- 重启你的电脑。
- 重新映射(Remap)您的网络驱动器(Network Drive)。如果您忘记了如何操作,请查看这篇如何在 Windows 10 中映射网络驱动器的(How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 10)文章。
- 接下来,重复步骤一到三。
- 右键单击(Right-click)注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)窗口右半部分的任何空白区域。将鼠标悬停在新建(New)按钮上并选择DWORD (32-bit Value)。
- 键入ProviderFlags作为REG_DWORD文件的名称。右键单击ProviderFlags键并将值数据(Value data )从 0 更改为 1。单击 OK。关闭(Click OK. Close)并退出注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)。
方法二:更新到20H2版本(Method 2: Update to 20H2 Version)
不兼容的Windows 10 版本是(Windows)网络驱动器(Network Drive)映射不起作用的另一个潜在原因。您可能还记得,Windows已于2021 年 5 月 10(May 10)日实施了 21H1 更新。
如果网络驱动器是使用旧版本配置的,则可能会导致映射问题。要解决此问题,您可能必须更改为Windows 10的先前稳定版本,即 20H2版本(Version)。
- 在 Windows 桌面上,单击开始按钮(Start Button)并打开设置(Settings )(齿轮图标)。
- 接下来,单击更新和安全(Update & Security)。
- 然后,选择屏幕左侧的Windows 更新。(Windows Update)单击检查更新(Check for updates)按钮。
- 在单击下载和安装(Download and Install)之前查看查看可选更新(View optional updates )。
- 选择立即重新启动(Restart)按钮。
如果此方法仍然不起作用,请尝试下一个修复选项。
方法 3:禁用脱机文件并重新输入您的凭据(Method 3: Disable Offline Files and Re-Enter Your Credentials)
许多人喜欢保留网络版本的离线副本,但有时由于同步问题而出现错误。在这种情况下,文件在重新连接到网络时不会被更新。
我们建议通过以下方法禁用系统中的脱机文件:
- 在Windows搜索栏中输入“控制面板”。(control panel)单击(Click)控制面板(Control Panel)应用程序。
- 在控制面板(Control Panel)窗口中,选择同步中心(Sync Center)。如果您没有看到此图标,请通过将右上角 的视图设置为大图标来更改视图。(View by )
- 选择窗口(Window)左侧的管理脱机文件(Manage offline files)。在新打开的脱机文件窗口(Offline Files Window)上,检查它是否显示启用脱机文件。(Enable offline files. )如果是这样,您无需更改任何内容。但是,如果它显示禁用脱机文件,(Disable offline files, )请单击该按钮。
- 关闭同步中心窗口(Sync Center Window)并重新启动计算机。
重新启动计算机后,尝试访问您的网络驱动器以查看它是否已解决问题。如果没有,请继续执行以下维修建议。
- 在Windows搜索栏中键入“凭据管理器”。(credential manager)单击凭据管理器(Credential Manager )应用程序。
- 接下来,单击Windows 凭据(Windows Credentials)图标并转到下面的通用凭据(Generic Credentials)部分。
- 单击已修改:今天(Modified: Today)旁边的下拉按钮,然后选择删除(Remove)。然后,单击“是”(Yes)以永久删除通用凭证。
- 关闭凭据管理器(Credential Manager )应用程序并重新启动计算机。
- 重新启动后,重复步骤一和二。接下来,单击添加通用凭据按钮(Add generic credential button)(带有蓝色文本的按钮)。
- 输入(Enter)您在网络上的凭据。如果网络管理员更改了这些凭据,您必须向他们询问此信息。
- 最后,测试是否可以进入目标网络驱动器。
方法 4:使用本地组策略编辑器(Method 4: Use Local Group Policy Editor)
如果您无法在Windows 10中映射网络驱动器,另一种解决方案是请您的网络管理员或驱动器所有者编辑本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)。
- 在键盘上,按住Windows 键,(Windows key,)然后按R。
- 在“运行”对话框中键入gpedit.msc ,然后按(gpedit.msc)Enter。
- 接下来,单击并展开 Local Computer Policy。然后,选择计算机配置(Computer Configuration)。
- 单击并展开管理模板( Administrative Templates)文件夹。转到Windows(Windows)的右侧,然后从“设置(Setting)”列表中 双击“系统(System)”文件夹。
- 向下滚动直到找到Logon文件夹,然后双击打开它。
- 单击排除凭据提供程序。( Exclude credential providers. )然后,单击页面左侧的策略设置按钮。在单击Apply(Apply)之前勾选Enabled选项。然后,选择确定(Ok)。
- 关闭程序并重新启动计算机。尝试访问网络驱动器以查看这些修复是否有效。
修复了 Windows 10 中无法映射网络驱动器的问题(Fixed Can’t Map a Network Drive in Windows 10 Issue)
在Windows 10(Windows 10)中映射网络驱动器通常是一个简单的过程,没有太多麻烦。但是,如果您遇到问题,希望上述方法之一可以解决您的问题。如果您使用了不同的解决方案,请在评论中告诉我们。
4 Fixes When You Can’t Map a Network Drive in Windows 10
Mapping a nеtwork drive has many benefits, especially if you want to transfer files using a network fаster. If you сan’t maр a network drive, Windows 10 has a simple solution we’ll cover in this post.
Creating a shortcut to another folder or drive shared on the network means you are mapping its location. Moreover, you can even create a shortcut to the network drive on your desktop for easier access.
How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 10
Mapping a network drive in Windows 10 allows you to quickly access data stored on a different machine. A mapped drive is a quick and easy way to access a remote hard drive.
The remote hard drive can function as a local drive by assigning it a local drive letter. As such, it’s ideal for storing data that won’t fit on your computer, viewing files from a tablet, backing up content, and sharing file access with numerous people.
You can try out these methods if you can’t map a network drive in Windows 10.
Method 1: Delete Your Current Network Drive and Remap
One of the most common scenarios where users can’t map a network drive in Windows 10 is when they update from v1909 to v2004. One of the indicators of this issue is the appearance of error 0x80070043 whenever the desktop user tries to connect on a network drive.
If you are using Windows 10 V2004, try this method.
- Click the Start button and type “Regedit” in your Windows search bar. Hover your mouse to the first result Registry Editor and right-click on it.
- Select Run as Administrator from the options. Click Yes to continue.
- Click the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder to expand it. Then, click Network, which should display your current network drive name (i.e., Z).
- Right-click on the network drive folder (Z in the above example) and select Delete. Click Yes.
- Then, click the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder again to expand it. Click the Software. Next, click the Microsoft folder to expand it.
- Scroll down until you see the Windows folder. Click and expand it. Then, click the CurrentVersion folder and expand it. Click and expand the Explorer folder.
- Click and expand the Map Network Drive MRU folder. On the right side of the Window, right-click on the network name icon just below (Default). Select Delete and then click Yes.
- Close and exit the Registry Editor program.
- Restart your computer.
- Remap your Network Drive. If you have forgotten how to do it, check out this How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 10 article.
- Next, repeat steps one to three.
- Right-click on any blank space on the right half of the Registry Editor window. Hover your mouse to the New button and select DWORD (32-bit Value).
- Type ProviderFlags as the name of the REG_DWORD file. Right-click the ProviderFlags key and change the Value data from 0 to 1. Click OK. Close and exit the Registry Editor.
Method 2: Update to 20H2 Version
An incompatible Windows 10 version is another potential reason why the Network Drive map isn’t working. As you may recall, Windows already implemented the 21H1 update last May 10, 2021.
If the network drive was configured using an older version, it might cause the mapping issue. To fix this, you might have to change to a previous stable build of Windows 10, the 20H2 Version.
- On your Windows desktop, click the Start Button and open Settings (gear icon).
- Next, click Update & Security.
- Then, select Windows Update on the left side of the screen. Click the Check for updates button.
- Look under View optional updates before clicking on Download and Install.
- Select the Restart now button.
If this method still doesn’t work, try the next repair option.
Method 3: Disable Offline Files and Re-Enter Your Credentials
Many people like to keep offline copies of the network version, but sometimes an error occurs due to syncing issues. In this case, the file is not being updated when it reconnects to the network.
We recommend disabling offline files from your system through this method:
- Type “control panel” in your Windows search bar. Click on the Control Panel app.
- On the Control Panel window, select the Sync Center. If you don’t see this icon, change the View by setting it on the top right to large icons.
- Select Manage offline files on the left side of the Window. On the newly opened Offline Files Window, check if it says Enable offline files. If it does, you don’t need to change anything. But, if it says Disable offline files, click the button.
- Close the Sync Center Window and restart your computer.
After restarting your computer, try accessing your network drive to see if it has resolved the issue. If not, proceed with the following repair suggestion.
- Type “credential manager” in your Windows search bar. Click the Credential Manager app.
- Next, click the Windows Credentials icon and head over to the Generic Credentials section below.
- Click the drop-down button next to Modified: Today and select Remove. Then, click on Yes to permanently delete the generic credential.
- Close the Credential Manager app and restart your computer.
- Once you have rebooted, repeat steps one and two. Next, click Add generic credential button (the one with the blue text).
- Enter the credentials you have on the network. If the network admin has changed these credentials, you’ll have to ask them for this info.
- Finally, test if you can go to the target network drive.
Method 4: Use Local Group Policy Editor
Another solution, if you can’t map a network drive in Windows 10, is to ask your network manager or the drive owner to edit the Local Group Policy Editor.
- On your keyboard, press and hold the Windows key, then press R.
- Type gpedit.msc on the Run dialog box and press Enter.
- Next, click and expand Local Computer Policy. Then, select Computer Configuration.
- Click and expand the Administrative Templates folder. Head over to the right side of the Windows and double click the System folder from the Setting list.
- Scroll down until you find the Logon folder and double-click to open it.
- Click the Exclude credential providers. Then, click the policy settings button on the left side of the page. Tick the Enabled option before clicking Apply. Then, select Ok.
- Close the program and restart your computer. Try accessing the network drive to see if these repairs worked.
Fixed Can’t Map a Network Drive in Windows 10 Issue
Mapping a network drive in Windows 10 is normally a simple process without a lot of hassle. However, if you’re having issues, hopefully one of the methods above fixed your issue. If you used a different solution, let us know in the comments.