Network Drive Z:// on one computer absent on another

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Hey be great if you could help me !

I've bought a server a while ago to share files between a few computers in my house.

On one computer it comes up as z:// another d:// and I can use the files as another hard disk.

I can't access on two other computers I have unless I go through a laborious webpage which means I can't just use the file I wanted I have to download it to the desktop and upload it again.


I'm using Windows 10 on all computers and I have a

DS115j 6.2-23739 Synology server.

Thanks for your time. I hope you can help :)

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If you have mapped drives then someone must have mapped them. Google 'windows map drive' for guides on how to do this.

Personally I'd use UNC paths e.g. \\servername\sharename

Brilliant fantastic I googled UNC and came up with https://www.lifewire.com/unc-universal-naming-convention-818230
so got the RUN command thing and typed \\Hammond in to get the server in an normal file box type thing.

Yeah I've no idea how I mapped the drives before, I think it was something to do with Home Networking which isn't in Windows anymore.
 
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