The solution is to use pushd
instead of cd
to change the current directory to a share accessed via a UNC path (e.g.: >pushd \\myserver\myshare
).
Use popd
when done.
More info on the Microsoft Web site.
The solution is to use pushd
instead of cd
to change the current directory to a share accessed via a UNC path (e.g.: >pushd \\myserver\myshare
).
Use popd
when done.
More info on the Microsoft Web site.
Thanks you! Simplest answer to my question! That is all I needed.
Thanks so much. That worked beautifully! It replaced some the first part with Q:. I wonder if I had that assigned already if if it found the first available and mapped it.
No need to tell me, i will research it.
Thanks,
excellent answer
Thanks!
But now I get:
“A device attached to the system is not functioning.” It works in explorer… hmm…
Nice! Glad to see that someone knows what they are doing. Give yourself a gold star and a pat on the back.
Cheers,
Bonus
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THanks for the quick fix to my problem!
Wonderful, just wonderful! I was struggling for about an hour to accomplish the same thing but using the ‘cd’ command instead. But you made things much easier.
Thanks. Exactly what I needed & was the 1st thing that popped up off google.
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Cool…solved my issue. Thanks!
Thanks, That resolved my issue
Thanks Alot 🙂
Cheers!
You can also use commandline :
Explorer \\servername\foldername\foldername
this won’t map the drive though..
Cheers,
Dilwar
I love it… I’ve always seen pushd/popd but never saw the benefit of it… this is an excellent use case!
Brilliant! Many Thanks
Weee…settled my issue within few mins!! 😀 thanks mate 😉
thank you.. really good answer… i was been searching for this from so many days..
Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. My setup was I am using VMWare to use Windows 7 on my Mac and was looking for a way to change directories into my Mac’s home directory, which VMware made available to me as an alias on my Desktop… and which browses fine in Windows Explorer, but couldn’t be “cd’ed to” in cmd.exe.
That worked like a charm!!! Thanks!
Great solution to solve my long – lasted problem to send a Fortran job with many Call System to a HPC system – Thanks!
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Fantastic, this has bothered me for a long time.
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You can use cd \\serverpath in powershell though.
All we need! Thanks.
neat! it works like a charm!
This was most helpful. Thank you.
Works great, cheers.
Works wonderfully , great command !!
thanks so much. most helpful
Beautiful.
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Thanks alot 🙂 I could change the directory using ‘pushd’
You can also use Long Path Tool it works good.
heh… have to jump on the bandwaggon too… great information, never been aware this was possible using PUSHD and POPD! saves me a lot of batch variable fiddling!!! *highfives* 😉
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I am using a software called Long Path Tool and it is working like charm, i have no problems in copying or extracting anything anywhere.
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