.net frameworkccommand linemapped-drivepowershell
Need a PowerShell command to display drive letter and path it is mapped to.
In other words a command that shows me the same thing Windows Explorer would.
Tried this:
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_MappedLogicalDisk | select Name, ProviderName
and it is missing several drives (listed in Windows Explorer).
I had exactly the same problem -- not everyone had the same mapped drives as me, or mapped to the same letters.
After much searching I found a context menu extension named Path Copy Copy on GitHub (https://pathcopycopy.github.io/) which is an extended version of a similar, older extension (called Pathcopy) has quite a few options for copying paths as text, including one for UNC paths -- example of the options available are shown below:
You can also choose to show only one or two lines on the base context menu, for example you can have two lines, Copy Long Path, and Copy Long UNC Path. It's great for emailing users in your company who have access to a network path, and if they have the same network mapping as you, you can choose the former, otherwise you can use the latter.
Update: As of version 12.0, a new "portable" installer is available on the above site, which installs only for the current user into the AppData\Local folder. I've not tried this, but it could be solution for those who are prohibited from installing normally.
Using
net use S: \\D-DWSQL01\Share\load
Apparently allowed the schedule task to see the drive normally.
Best Answer
In PowerShell 5 (Windows 10) and above, use:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/smbshare/get-smbmapping?view=win10-ps