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1. #Netdrive 2 webdav pro#
2. #Netdrive 2 webdav password#
3. #Netdrive 2 webdav windows 7#
4. #Netdrive 2 webdav windows#

#Netdrive 2 webdav windows#

Windows Vista/XP operating systems have built-in clients for interaction with WebDAV. Though NetDrive provides a very convenient way to map a remote WebDAV folder, it’s not a must.

#Netdrive 2 webdav password#

Check Connect as anonymous if your WebDAV server allows anonymous access, or enter account login and password in the respective fields.Click the arrow near the Drive field to open the shortcut menu, and then select a drive letter that will be made associated with the server.On the Site Properties pane specify Site name, Site IP or URL, Port and Server Type.

To map a new WebDAV folder with NetDrive, follow these steps: It is distributed as a freeware for home use, and provides a simple way to have your Web folders automatically mapped on Windows startup. I'll keep monitoring this thread and similar threads in hope of finding a solution.NetDrive is a drive mapping utility that allows mounting remote WebDAV or FTP servers as local hard drives. However, it doesn't work for me (and a lot of other users apparently) in Windows 7, despite it having worked well in Vista and XP. A couple of users have reported successfully using the feature, so I guess the answer is probably yes.

#Netdrive 2 webdav windows 7#

My yes/no question about support for web folders in Windows 7 Home Premium remains unanswered by Microsoft, although a moderator has been helpful in furthering the discussion. If anybody has futher suggestions I'd be glad to hear them.

I also tried "Add a network location" and got this error message: "The folder you entered does not appear to be valid.As suggested I right-clicked on Computer, selected "Map network drive," entered my credentials (twice, because it insisted), and then received this error message: "The mapped network drive could not be created because the following error has occurred: a device attached to the system is not functioning.".The final step, "map networkdrives to webdav location" (in Windows Explorer), did not go well. The NetStorage web page is OK for moving files, but it is not nearly as handy as the web folders feature in Windows Explorer. Lists the several workplace drives that I access via web folders. This URL opens a Novell NetStorage web page that, after logging-in, facilitates downloading and uploading files. Created a browser shortcut on the desktop that links to my workplace WebDAV URL.Set the Properties so it would start automatically with Windows 7 Went to Start -> Run -> Services and started the WebClient service.However, my result was like that of user pettitpeon (who also tried RichardvI 's suggestions). I tried the suggestions on that link from user RichardvI, who reported success. Indeed - switch off checkbox Automaticaly detect setting in IE8 / Tools / Internet Options / Connections / LAN settings / Automatic configuration. indeed, unchecking "Automatically Detect Settings" resolved this for me instantly as well, thanks! I'm using RTM (Build 7600). For some reason, at times, the settings "Automatically Detect Settings" In the connection tab reset itself. One fix that works for me is to make sure that the proxy settings in IE are disabled.

#Netdrive 2 webdav pro#

I'm using Windows 7 Pro 64-bit build 7600 with all available updates installed. From these comments I would say yes Unchecking "Automatically detect settings" as described above instantly made my SharePoint WebDAV over SSL (Explorer View) more responsive.