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Mapped drives are not seen from elevated Command Prompt in Vista

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By Ramesh Srinivasan on 12 May 2008

When I tried to access a network drive via elevated Command Prompt, the drive was not found and I got the error The system cannot find the path specified. However, the drive-letter is listed in (My) Computer and accessible from non-elevated Command Prompt. Fig 1: Mapped drive not seen from Elevated Command Prompt. Fig 2: Mapped drive [...]

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