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Windows 8 Pro Details

Windows RT. tablets and PCs are made to go anywhere. Thin and light, with extended battery life, they start up in an instant and stay connected to email, social networks, and apps, so youre always up to date. Office Home & Student 2013 RT Preview is also included, so you can be productive while on the go. Windows RT is only available preinstalled on select tablets and PCs and it only runs built-in apps or apps that you download from the Windows Store. For more information, see the Windows RT FAQ.

Windows RT. tablets and PCs are made to go anywhere. Thin and light, with extended battery life, they start up in an instant and stay connected to email, social networks, and apps, so youre always up to date. Office Home & Student 2013 RT Preview is also included, so you can be productive while on the go. Windows RT is only available preinstalled on select tablets and PCs and it only runs built-in apps or apps that you download from the Windows Store.

However they don't appear in Windows Explorer.The current workaround we have is to kill Windows Explorer and then immediately start it again, then they do reliably appear.Any ideas?UPDATE: Still seeing this problem on some of our PCs. This seems to solve the problem most of the time, but we've still got a number of PCs that won't show their network drives in My Computer when the PC first starts up even though they do show up in 'net use' in a Command Prompt. 'net use' shows the drives are mapped correctly and they can see them in File Open dialogs in other applications. We're in the habit now of checking for any foreign DLLs being loaded into explorer.exe (Novell, Roxio, etc) and removing them, and making sure the PCs/users are in the correct OUs. We have a handful of Windows XP SP3 users whose mapped drives don't always appear in Windows Explorer when they initially log in. Windows file explorer not showing drives.

Windows 8 Pro Zx

For more information, see the Windows RT FAQ.

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