paxstyle.blogg.se - Map mac network drive on windows 7

In Mint, I've created shortcuts to the folders I use in the 'Files' application, but when browsing the web in Chrome I cannot 'see' these shortcuts and, say, attach a file to an email in Gmail from the NAS. In Windows, once I mapped the network drive I was able to access it from any program. Connecting to it now that I'm running Mint is confusing to me, however. It is mapped as Z: on the 2 Windows 7 PCs, as I did on my laptop when it ran Vista. I have a WD MyBook Live NAS connected to the router as our family's primary file storage.

I'm new to Linux, running Mint 15 Cinnamon on my older HP laptop. So if you’re looking to map a folder on your Mac to your Windows PC, the Mac Finder > Go > Connect to Server… is the way to do it.This might be better for the newbie forum, but it's a specific networking question. Any mouse or keyboard functions that I want to test, I would then sit in front of the Windows 10 machine to do that. You do need the free version of VNC Server running on the Windows 10 machine and the VNC viewer software on your iMac. Then, using VNC Viewer on my iMac, I can test the program remotely on the Windows 10 machine as needed. With my Finder window open to the share folder, I can copy and paste from my Windows 7 VM directly to the shared folder on the Windows 10 machine.

Next, in Finder, you’ll find the shared folder under the “Shared” section on the left-side of Finder.

You’ll be prompted to enter your credentials for the Windows 10 PC.

In the “Server Address:” box, provide the following command to map to the Windows 10 PC, for me this is: smb://windows10pc/shared folder.

From there, select “Connect to Server…”.

On my Mac, I run Finder and select the “Go” menu selection.

By default, some Windows 10 machines share out folders and some you might have to setup a folder to be shared.

On my Windows 10 PC, I’ve shared out the folder called “Shared Folder” for this example.

To do this quickly, during development I keep a drive mapped from my iMac to the Windows 10 machine by using these steps: When I want to test a program that I’ve written on my Windows 10 physical (as opposed to a VM) machine, I copy the executable file to the Windows 10 machine, so I can test how the program performs under Windows 10. To test the software I write for Windows, I develop in a Windows 7 VM ( Virtual Machine) on my iMac. I run VMware Fusion on my iMac to run various Windows environments as well as Linux OSes. My main machine is a 27″ iMac, fully loaded, thank you very much. Lately I’ve been using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 and C#.