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- How do I access a shared drive (Q: drive) on Windows? - IT Services
How do I access a shared drive (Q: drive) on Windows? - If you are using a Northeastern-managed computer, then the shared drive (Q: drive) should be connected automatically upon login If the Q-drive does not
- Mapping the Q: Drive and R: Drive on Windows
At the Map Network Drive window, select the drive letter you would like to use and input the folder path For the Q: drive, use the drive letter Q and type this folder path: \\\\grove ad uconn edu\\EFS For the R: drive, use the drive letter R and type this folder path: \\\\grove ad uconn edu\\Research
- I saved a file to my Q drive. Why can’t I get to it in My Computer?
This is why you can access the Q: drive from your File and Save menus NOTE: Microsoft strongly recommends you do not save any Office documents to the Q:\ drive, as they will not be accessible from Windows Explorer
- How do I map to a network drive on a Windows PC?
Click Map Network Drive Click the drop down window next to Drive: and select an unused drive letter Note: You may select any drive letter, but if you want to match your Tufts drives at work, Q: is the drive for your departmental share drive
- How to access the Q drive via Storage Explorer : Help Desk
The Q-drive can also be accessed via Azure Storage Explorer This may be handy if you need to download or upload a large amount of data Open Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer
- Mapping the Q: Drive and R: Drive on Windows
This article will tell you how to map a network drive on computers running Windows 11 or 10 If you are unable to access a drive previously mapped, reboot the computer If the drive still does not map automatically, complete the steps below If on campus, you need to be connected either to ethernet or UCONN-SECURE wireless
- What is the Q: Drive? - Shanahans Help Center
The Q drive is the company file repository It contains a variety of files and folders which are accessible by every user in the company, with certain exceptions Files which need to be made available to everyone, such as forms, manuals, templates, etc are typically stored on the Q drive
- Q Drive is not accessible - Microsoft Community
Right click Start button to open Device Manager, find the SD card reader, open and choose Driver tab, try Roll back If not available try Uninstall, restart PC to reinstall Driver Next right click Start to open Disk Management, find SD card on map at bottom, right click to assign a drive letter
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