Warning: If you are using a computer that is used by others (like open access computers), you will need to unmap your CAEDM J: drive when you are done to protect your information.
PLEASE NOTE: This method will only work if you are on campus. For off campus access to the J: drive see the article
There are a couple of different methods for mapping your CAEDM J: drive on campus.
- "My Computer" method.
- Right click "My Computer" and select "Map Network Drive...".
- Select j: as the drive in the "Drive" box.
- Type in the "Folder" box \\fs-caedm.et.byu.edu\CAEDMusername.
- Select "Connect using a different user name".
- Enter your CAEDM user name and password.
- Click "OK" and then "Finished".
- "net use" command method.
- Goto "Start>Run".
- Type cmd (Windows NT/2000/XP) or command (Windows 9x,ME) and click "OK".
- Type in the command window that appears
net use j: \\fs-caedm.et.byu.edu\CAEDMusername /user:CAEDMusername
and then hit enter.
- When prompted, enter your CAEDM account password.
- Type exit to close the command window.
To unmap the J: drive:
- "My Computer" method.
- Right click "My Computer".
- Select "Disconnect Network Drive...".
- Select from the list of network drives "J:".
- Click "OK".
- "net use" command method.
- Goto "Start>Run".
- Type cmd (Windows NT/2000/XP) or command (Windows 9x,ME) and click "OK".
- Type in the command window that appears
net use j: /delete
and hit enter.
- Type exit to close the command window.
