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Mapping Network Drive on Laptop via WiFi & LAN: Troubleshooting Connection Issues

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  • #1 16171642
    daniel.ant
    Level 7  
    Hello, I have a problem because I need to map a network drive on a given computer (laptop) while connected via wifi, connecting to the disk is without any problems, but after starting the connection via the lan cable, the connection to the network disk broke, it is not possible to map it from the lan connection itself. Any ideas? The commands I used.
    ipconfig / renew
    ipconfig / release
    netsh winsock reset

    Everything is in one network, the gateway address is the same in both network cards, the ip address can be assigned a different one because dhcp is enabled.

    In the attachment I am sending an error that pops up during mapping from the lan level.
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  • #2 16171686
    bogiebog
    Level 43  
    Remove the mapping, and map via lan first (turn off WIFI) and then try WIFI.
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  • #3 16171694
    daniel.ant
    Level 7  
    Only by properly disabling wifi via lan itself, I am not able to map this disk, it crashes this message.
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  • #4 16171699
    bogiebog
    Level 43  
    Turn on WIFI and LAN at the same time, run cmd.exe in the window

    ipconfig / all

    show the prints,

    show also the screen from Network Sharing Center.
  • #5 16171796
    daniel.ant
    Level 7  
     Mapping Network Drive on Laptop via WiFi & LAN: Troubleshooting Connection Issues  Mapping Network Drive on Laptop via WiFi & LAN: Troubleshooting Connection Issues
  • #6 16171955
    bogiebog
    Level 43  
    Why do you have disabled ip autoconfiguration on the ethernet card? add
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  • #7 16171983
    daniel.ant
    Level 7  
    I do not understand? from what I can see it's on all the time.
  • #8 16171996
    bogiebog
    Level 43  
    Pardon, I got it wrong.

    In the cmd.exe window, execute

    net use

    When you see the mapped drive in the printout, delete it with

    net / delete X: - where X is the drive letter,

    and add again
  • #9 16188607
    daniel.ant
    Level 7  
    Unable to add network drive

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting issues related to mapping a network drive on a laptop when switching between WiFi and LAN connections. The user reports successful mapping via WiFi but encounters problems when connecting through LAN, despite both connections being on the same network. Suggested solutions include removing the existing mapping and attempting to map the drive first via LAN while disabling WiFi, as well as using command line tools like `ipconfig /all` and `net use` to manage network connections. There are also inquiries about IP autoconfiguration settings on the Ethernet card, indicating potential configuration issues.
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