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After a bit of googling and searching these forums all the questions seem to be "how do I map a network drive?". However I want to know how to find out where a network drive on my work machine is mapped to. One of the four has the location in brackets next to it but the other 3 don't. Sorry if I'm being completely obtuse.

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"One of the four has the location in brackets next to it but the other 3 don't." -- It looks weird. Can you upload an image illustrating this situation? – Jimm Chen Feb 1 at 12:13
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go to start, run, type in cmd and press ok, in the cmd box, copy the following and paste it into the cmd box, then press enter to run it.

wmic path Win32_LogicalDisk Where DriveType="4" get DeviceID, ProviderName

Or as the comments below point out, doing the above but typing in NET USE intead of copying the above also yield the same result.

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Or just net use ? – RedGrittyBrick Feb 1 at 11:54
Yes, that's another option – Iain Simpson Feb 1 at 12:00
net use. awesome. thanks guys. – edwardmlyte Feb 1 at 12:54
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