It's not going out to the network/router/internte and then back to you - for those who are wondering. You're just creating a logical network path to yourself. HUZZAH! You can now save securely to your shared OneDrive (and probably your other cloud service drives too), and there's no performance issues since it's all done locally on the computer. You will now see the new mapped network drive, and you can bookmark in your quick access pane on the left.Ĩ. Click Finish and navigate to THIS PC in File Explorer where you can find the USB Flash drives and local C: Drive.ħ. Choose a drive letter of your choice -> enable Reconnect at sign-in.Ħ.
Right-click the folder and choose MAP NETWORK DRIVEĥ. the File explorer will now display the shared folder you just created above. Note: You may be prompted to ender your credentials (most likely not, because you're the owner)Ĥ. So the typed out address in the File Explorer address bar should look like the blocktext below: Backslash is not the one with the question mark key on your keyboard it's the one right above the ENTER key. Open FILE EXPLORER -> click in the address bar at the top and type \\. You can use the command IPCONFIG and get your local IP address which will be soomething like .x or 10.19.x.x isntead of the hostname)ģ.
(Future note: If you have problems doing these steps with the host name. A name will display something like Desktop-abc123 (note this, and you can always change this too, just Google Windows Change Desktop Name) Open Command Prompt and type HOSTNAME and hit enterĢ. This next part can be tricky if you never set up a network share before, but I'll add some steps for you, it's actually pretty easyġ. Click Okay after adding yourself -> then click Apply -> click Okay -> click close on Properties window Click Permissions, add your account and choose allow Full Control. Advanced Sharing section -> Click the Advanced Sharing buttonĦ. Everyone else can be read-write -> Click DONEĥ. In Network File and Folder Sharing -> click the Share buttonĤ. So my only workaround with this, which could possibly be more secure than enabling Full Control for everyone is to create a network share to myself.ģ. Now I can't uncheck the read-only option, OneDrive/Windows keeps putting it back to read-only. My Setup: Clean install of Windows 11 and using a company OneDrive sync'd folder sharing a Sharepoint team folder with asset files managed by the company. I tried all these steps with reboots with no luck.
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