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Is it possible to browse a network for shares from the Windows command prompt?
I want to map a drive to a network share (pushd
), but I can't remember the exact name of the machine or share. Is there a way to browse the network to find the shares via the command prompt?
Background: my Windows install was corrupted after an update and nothing's working now. I haven't backed up in a month, and I'm trying to do one final backup before I wipe it clean.
thanks. It looks like I may have to start the network service for this to work (I'm running from the system recovery options command prompt). I think I need to use
net start
, but I'm not sure which service to start for a wired Ethernet connection. any idea? – sharoz – 2011-04-23T23:38:24.527Afraid I don't off the top of my head. Which flavor of Windows? – Chris_K – 2011-04-24T02:26:13.993
It was windows Vista. Nevermind though. I just bought a USB drive (2tb for 100 bucks!) since my nas was such a pain. Thanks for the help though! – sharoz – 2011-04-24T03:24:31.290
@sharoz: The services might be "Workstation" (SMB client) and "Browser" (computer list manager). – user1686 – 2011-04-24T13:36:25.830