How to remove network drive

Operating system Windows XP allows you to share network users to folders and drivesstored on a separate computer. The access is via the interface of the system itself or via the command line. There are several ways to create and delete network drives.

Instruction

1. Method # 1.
   • Open the start menu and select "Run...",
   • Type cmd and click OK
   • This will open the command prompt window. Type net use t: \imaginutrition, where t is the name of the created network drive
   • To delete existing network drive, enter the command net use t: /delete, where t is the name of the removed disk.
2. Method # 2.
   • In the context menu of "My computer", select "Explorer",
   • In the menu "Tools" select "map network drive...",
   • In the opened window, specify a name for the drive and path to the folder that you want to make public,
   • To delete existing network drive in the tools menu select Disconnect network drive...".
3. Method # 3.
   • Open My network places and click Entire network, click Microsoft Windows Network",
   • Open domain, then the computer whose resources need to be shared,
   • Select the resource and from the context menu, select "map network drive...",
   • To delete an existing shared resource in the context menu, select "Disconnect network drive...".