Network Drive Manager for Windows

User Reviews

• Serves its purpose well

  DiFFeReN79/2/2009

  Pros

  Far more efficient than than any VBS or Batch script, great in non-domain environments. Quick to automatically reconnect drives, light on resources, eliminates unwanted notifications.

  Cons

  Too expensive, especially after currency conversion from US dollar (nearly $22 per computer). Cost not appropriate for business or other environments with lots of computers.

  Summary

  Great software for small home or office workgroup networks.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Sep 2, 2009<p/>Correction: cost is now more steep that previously (ouch): 1-1 USD: 31.30 2-9 USD: 20.32 10-49 USD: 15.61 50-99 USD: 12.47 From 100 USD: 9.33

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• Great for monitoring drive mappings and reconnecting.

  bruhwilerm2/12/2009

  Pros

  You can see the status of drive mappings and you can reconnect after a network failure on a Windows Network, just like on a Novell NetWare Network!

  Cons

  You have to be careful you don't click on the wrong button because it doesn't have labels for some of the pop-up features.

  Summary

  I started to look for this type of product because a busy director didn't want to have to reboot or logoff and on to get Windows drive mappings to work again. And we are always having to remap drives due-to server reboots, so this might be a great solution for our network nightmares, until Microsoft improves their drive mapping features.

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• Does its job very well

  us_scanlines8/22/2006

  Pros

  This program silently does its job very well. <p>Saves us a lot of frustration about the disconnected computers we had earlier in our network. <p>Rock solid, runs well after weeks of operation.

  Cons

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• Ensures my network drives get connected

  mechem727/8/2006

  Pros

  This program really ensures that all my network drives get reconnected after <p>startup my PC, and it manages well to prevent loosing the connection. The latter <p>was an annoying problem when I used mapping network drives of Windows. <p>This is the only program in its kind that I could find on the internet. <p>Clear interface.

  Cons

  Personally I'm not using the "run program" feature after the drives have been connected, but I think it might be handy if this list could be configured per drive.

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• Very good!

  limatho6/23/2006

  Pros

  This app goes beyond where Windows Explorer fails; it reconnects drives at startup and activates them instantly. <p>When using Explorer's map network drive, I always loose the connection after a while. This app prevents my drives from disconnecting. <p>Another nice feature is that it can launch other programs when the network drives are connected. This saves me restarting and clicking away annoying error messages when my network drives are not yet ready.

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• Not cheap and haven't got enough features

  GezaGabriel6/20/2006

  Pros

  Got a better overview than the DOS-based "net use" would give. <p>Loading programs when a network drives reconnects. <p>It may give little help for beginners and it has a detailed help file.

  Cons

  What is that feature you can't do with your own simple Windows Explorer? This program brings - SELL - you the basics you already have with your operating system. I wouldn't pay for this. <p>It'll list all drive letters - even if they are already mapped. When you accidently map a share to an occupied letter, it won't ask before to replace it or no. <p>I suggest an uninstaller to the program group.

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