Automatic M-Drive Mapper

Click this link and click run on the box that pops up.

http://studrivemapper.harding.edu/

(This link requires Windows AND Internet Explorer.)

Windows XP Home WILL map M-Drives.

Manual Map

Open My Computer...

Tools...

Map Network Drive...

Type in the correct M-Drive Path Listed Below

M-Drive Path

 

\\fs-2.harding.edu\m-drives\Students (A-M)\username

\\fs-2.harding.edu\m-drives\Students (N-Z)\username

Windows 98/ME

There's a couple steps for mapping M: drives on Windows 98 and ME, which do not allow you to enter "harding/username". The trick is letting the computer know to look for the Harding domain, without actually logging onto the domain. Here's what you do:

1. Right-click Network Neighborhood and choose Properties.
2. In the box listing network components, click Client for Microsoft Networks and choose Properties.
3. In the window that appears, type "HARDING" in the Windows NT domain box. This is the only thing that needs changed! DO NOT check the Log on to Windows NT domain box.
4. Click OK for both of the windows. It will ask if you want to restart. Choose Yes and wait for it to restart.
5. Map the drive as usual

On a Mac

• From the Desktop, you hit Apple ‘K’
• Enter the following path: https://fs-1.harding.edu/m-drives/Students (A-M)/username -or- https://fs-1.harding.edu/m-drives/Students (N-Z)/username  (whichever the case may be).
• That will get you in.

Off Campus Instructions

In Internet Explorer, press control+O (for open), type in the path as shown below, and make sure the Open as Web Folder option is checked.

The path is:  https://fs-1.harding.edu/m-drives

Open the folder appropriate for your username and classification.  (The other folders would be empty for you.)  Inside you will find your M: drive represented as a folder.  Open it to access your files.

It is safest not to open a file directly from this web folder. 

Instead, drag a copy of the file you want to edit onto your computer desktop.  When you have finished editing it, you can drag it back into the web folder.

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