I'm running a batch:
"net use j: \\192.168.1.241\sausb /user:srvfeskar\administrator Ratata12 /persistent:yes /p:yes"
After restarting the windows 8 computer. I need to insert the password again.
Open Control Panel, Credential Manager, Windows Credentials tab. Server Credentials are stored here. The login credential is there, along with the Server it belongs to. You can also back credentials up in here (Windows Vault).
Go to Control Panel > User accounts. From there, navigate to Credential Manager > Windows Credentials. You will see a field Add Windows Credentials, tap on it. In this menu, you can add the computer's name you want to access, username and password.
If i understand it, you are not running the same command each time after restart. You want to run the command once and then in sucessive logins have the drive mapped without having to validate.
There are two options
In net use j:
command include the /persistent:yes
and /savecred
switches, but do not include user or password data. It will be asked and then saved for later use.
Use the cmdkey
command to store the required credentials in the machine.
cmdkey /add:191.168.1.241 /user:srvfeskar\administrator /pass:Ratata12
Then when net use j: \\192.168.1.241\sausb /persistent:yes
is used, the credentials stored will be used for the mapping.
/persistent
and /savecred
are mutually exclusive, and savecred cannot be used with a drive letter, you have to type two commands as follows:
net use j: \\192.168.1.241\sausb /user:srvfeskar\administrator Ratata12 /persistent:yes
net use \\192.168.1.241\sausb /SAVECRED
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