How to Map OneDrive as Map Network Drive

Hello folks! Today I’m bringing to you very exciting feature or we can call it exciting hack or trick. Today we are going to map OneDrive account. Yes, you heard correct, we are going to map a OneDrive account to our my computer. No more everytime logging and syncing. By syncing folders between your cloud storage and PC it occupies Hard Drive space on your PC. By Mapping it, it doesn’t. This is by far the main advantage with mapping OneDrive as a network drive is that no files are stored on the computer.

By mapping OneDrive You’ll see the full list of your files and folders, even the ones not stored locally on your computer, you can access OneDrive normally without being synced to a folder.Once you map OneDrive, you can copy or move files and documents back and forth to this location, and download files that its only stored online. Mapping OneDrive as a drive in Windows can be slow, and the PC has to be online for it to work.

• Log in into OneDrive
• Copy your CID number from the address bar. These are the combination of letters and numbers after the equal sign.

OneDrive Map Network Drive - Sign In - CID 

• Right click This PC and select Map network drive…

OneDrive Map Network Drive

• In the Folder field, enter https://d.docs.live.net/ followed by the CID you copied in step 2.

OneDrive Map Network Drive with CID 01

OneDrive Map Network Drive with CID 02

• You’ll be prompted to enter your OneDrive login, when done check the “Remember my credentials” box and click OK.

OneDrive Map Network Drive credentials

That’s it. You should now see all of your OneDrive files and folders under This PC.

OneDrive Map Network Drive Connect Successfully

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With the help of the above steps we can Map our OneDrive account as Network Drive.

How to Configure and add Windows Operating System in WDS server

Windows Deployment Services

First of all thanks to all my friends who visited my site to rectify their problems and I’m glad to help them.
Today I will show you How to add Client Operating System in WDS server. Whether it’s Windows 7 or Later Operating System but the procedure is the same to all Operating System. For doing this we need to first configure WDS server. If you don’t know how to do that then you should look: How to Install WDS server first.

So let’s start making some fun with windows server operating system.

So let’s first open WDS Console.

For doing this we need to go to START and type WDS and then select Windows Deployment Services from search result.

WDS Console

After opening WDS Console then expand Servers, right click on the WDS server and click on Configure Server.

Windows-Deployment-Services-Console

Read the requirements once before you click next.

WDS-Configuration-Wizard

Choose the Remote Installation Folder location on other drive.The folder contains the boot images, install images, and so make sure this drive has enough space to hold the data. Click on Next.

Remote-Installation-Folder-Location

For best result select Respond to all client computers (known and unknown). Click on Next.

WDS-PXE-Server-Initial-Settings

Uncheck the checkbox for Add images to the server now. We will add the images in the next step. Click Finish

WDS-Operation-Complete

We need to add two types of images in WDS, install.wim and boot.wim. The install.wim images are the operating system images that you deploy to the client computer. So we are going to add install.wim from X:\Sources\install.win (X: is DVD Drive letter)

WDS-Add-Install-Image

WDS-ADD-Image-Group

WDS-ADD-Install.wim

WDS-Available-Images

WDS-Add-Image-Task_Progress

To boot you system through network card, you must add the boot.wim image of the latest Windows Operating System. The Boot.wim images are Windows PE images that you boot a client computer to perform an operating system installation. So we are going to add boot.wim from X:\Sources\boot.win (X: is DVD Drive letter)

WDS-ADD-Boot.wim

WDS-Boot.wim location

WDS- Boot Image Metadata

WDS- Boot Image Summary

WDS- Boot Image Task Progress

After adding boot image in WDS Server, now we are ready to deploy operating system in our network environment.
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