Suncross Network Drive Manager v2.7.0.22

Why do you need Network Drive
Manager? Network Drive Manager is a
dedicated software for managing
network drives that brings added
value to home users, small business
users and large enterprise users that
access network drives in a (wireless)
network.

During Windows logon NDM ensures that
all network drives under its control
get connected and activated, where
after they are periodically
reconnected to prevent deactivation.

In case network resources are not
(yet) available or if the connection
with a network resource is
temporarily lost (e.g. when resuming
a notebook from standby or if a
wireless network connection was
interrupted), NDM actively attempts
to reconnect the network drives.

Optionally it can run programs, open
documents or mount TrueCrypt volumes
after a network drive has been
successfully connected. What's wrong
with mapping network drives in Windows?

Windows doesn't take the trouble to
ensure network drives get properly
connected after logon which
frequently results in network drives
that are visible in Windows Explorer,
but that are not active. This causes
problems, e.g. when a network drive
is used for centrally storing data
like documents or settings.

Applications that use these centrally
stored files will complain or even
fail to start because the network
location is not accessible. Even if
Windows manages to connect network
drives properly at startup, the next
problem is that these network drives
get deactivated (i.e. become
inaccessible) after a certain amount
of idle time.

This might result in complaining
applications again because they're
not able to access their data on
disk. It can even end in data loss if
applications don't anticipate on
these scenarios and if the Windows
write caching mechanism produces
"Windows Delayed Write Failed" messages.