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Map/Unmap to a Network Drive from Command Prompt in Windows

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Yes, you can map/unmap a drive on the network location from the command prompt. Use the PUSHD command to create a temporary mapping to a network drive. You can also quickly disconnect this drive by using the POPD command:

PUSHD \woodstock2general

Mapping the above path to a shared drive (starting from Z:) changes the command to that mapped drive.

To unmap, use the POPD command.

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