Mapping your Local Shared Drive via Command Prompt

Except from using Windows Explorer, you can also Map a Shared Drive from your local network thru Command Prompt:

In the Command Prompt, type:

NET USE [preferred letter drive] \\Drive\You\Want\To\Map

Example:

NET USE H: \\SharedDrv\SubFolder

NET USE [preferred letter drive] [IP Address of you local shared drive]

Example:

NET USE H: 192.168.1.1

Philippines : Fare to be lessen by 5 centimos

Good news pilipinas, specially for the commuters out there...together with the continuous dropping of the gasoline price is dropping of our fare in public utility vehicles...yahoo!starting on monday, every transport groups will drop our fare by P0.0 centimos...hehehe...yahoo!

Surabaya hits my mistress

If this is your problem , i'm sure you are hit by a surabaya virus . My 1st pc that i treat as my mistress attacked by this virus when my brother connect it to a psp and these is what happens to my mistress: All folders and files including windows OS folder disappears. Only few folder files with fixed size of 40K appears to user. , When you try to change the options for show hidden files, it doesn’t show the previous data. , You will not able to run many anti virus & software programmes. Installation also get blocked. , There are files like thumb.exe , System becomes unresponsive. After login it takes lot of time to user to operate it. ...Can someone help me here!!!

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