I just got a new laptop and I wanted to have full access to a couple folders on it from my desktop. I shared the folders on the laptop then attempted to map them on my desktop. For the first share, I went to the desktop, opened Windows Explorer and right clicked "Computer" and selected "Map network drive...". The dialog appeared and I mapped the drive, electing to use other credentials and then using the log-in information from the laptop. Success, as expected. For the next folder, I did the exact same thing, only this time when I clicked "Map network drive...", no dialog appeared. I did it again, nothing. I minimized Windows Explorer and tried Alt+Tab to see if the dialog was misplaced, nothing. I rebooted and tired again, nothing. I tried clicking on "Computer" then clicking the big "Map network drive" button, nothing. I tried using "net use" to add the second mapping with this command: "net use u: \\MyLaptop\ShareName /user:LaptopUserName LaptopPassword" and got the 1219 error (the joys of artificially imposed limitations with zero security benefits!). This is puzzling since the credentials are the same ones I am already using on the first network drive and so should not trigger the 1219 error. I HATE HACK FIXES but I put an alias in my host file to bypass the 1219 error and map my network drive; that will be my solution until someone tells me where my dialog went. Why is the dialog not showing up, how do I get it back, seriously this just worked 5 seconds ago, etc? To clarify, I have mapped the drive using and alias and command line, my issue is the dialog no longer appears.

Hi, Do you mean that the first network drive is fine? Multiple Credentials in a Single Windows NT Session http://support.microsoft.com/kb/173199/en-usIvan-Liu TechNet Community Support

Hi, Do you mean that the first network drive is fine? Multiple Credentials in a Single Windows NT Session http://support.microsoft.com/kb/173199/en-usIvan-Liu TechNet Community Support