Connecting all your Windows 8 devices together in a home network allows you to share data between them directly. If all of your devices are using Windows Vista or newer, you can use the Homegroup to connect them all seamlessly. If that isn't an option for you, or you would rather not use this feature, you can easily map shared network locations to a local drive letter using a process called drive mapping. While this procedure is very similar to drive mapping in Windows 7, there are a couple of changes to the File Explorer user interface that might throw off some users. Read on and I'll show you how to map network drives and FTP servers in Windows 8.
Monday, April 22, 2013
How to Map Network Drives, Websites and FTP Locations in Windows 8
How to Map Network Drives, Websites and FTP Locations in Windows 8 How to Map Network Drives, Websites and FTP Locations in Windows 8
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