VBS GET FILE PATH CODE

ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “V:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “P:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “Q:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “Y:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “X:”, True, True

ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “K:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “I:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “M:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “S:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “U:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “O:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “N:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “R:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “Z:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “J:”, True, True ObjNetwork.RemoveNetworkDrive “L:”, True, True Set WshSysEnv = oshell.Environment(“User”) Set oshell = CreateObject(“Wscript.shell”) StrUserPath = “LDAP://” & objSysInfo.UserName Set objNetwork = CreateObject(“Wscript.Network”) Set objSysInfo = CreateObject(“ADSystemInfo”) How can I make it so that when the script runs, the user’s username is inserted in the file path?ĭim objSysInfo, objNetwork, strUserPath, objUserĭim adoCommand, adoConnection, strBase, strAttributesĭim objGroupList, oshell, WshSysenv, sUserName I think it is because I am not using the variable I declared correctly. When I run the script below, it says it cannot find the path for T & W.

VBS GET FILE PATH CODE

Below is a snippet of some vbs code that I am using to try and map drives.

Vbs get file path