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Map Network Drive via script and apply to all users?

Asked by snyderkv in Windows Batch Scripting, Visual Basic Programming, VB Script

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I'm looking for a batch file or script (whichever is easier) to map network drives via the "net use" command on remote machines without requiring user intervention.

I have tried Psexec and doing a net use but with no luck. If it did work it would only apply to my profile and not others logged on.
I looked at Windows IT pro article  http://www.windowsitpro.com/Articles/ArticleID/15115/15115.html However, it is only for new profiles not yet created.

Please help me. I think this is common and I know there is a common solution.

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