New-SmbMapping
There is a Powershell CMDlet you can try. If it isn't already included in your present version of Powershell, you should be able to update it to a newer version so you can use it. New-SmbMapping Here is an example from it's HELP file: PS C:>New-SmbMapping -LocalPath X: -RemotePath \Contoso-SO\VMFiles
Use The SFC Scan
SFC is used to fix corrupt system files. Missing system files can also be replaced automatically through this command.
- Press the Windows Key > type cmd to search for the Command Prompt.
- Right-click Command Prompt > Click Run as administrator
- In the Command Prompt window, type sfc /scannow > Press Enter to run the command.
Use The Device Manager To Fix The Problem
This is a network driver related problem, so we need to solve it from the network driver. Here’s how you’d do it:
- Press the Windows Key + X > click Device Manager
- Expand the Network Adapter category
- Press Alt+V to open the View menu.
- Click Show hidden devices
- Right-click and Uninstall each device under the Network category one-by-one. Some of them won’t get Uninstalled, don’t try to uninstall them.
- After doing this, right-click the remaining devices in the Network category, and click Scan for hardware changes. Do this for all remaining devices.
This should uninstall corrupt drivers and install stable versions of them, ready for use.