I performed troubleshooting today and created the PowerShell script below to map two drives and label the volumes. By default, the label was the share name of the folder. I needed to change it to something more user-friendly.
Here is the script-
<pre><code class="lang-powershell">$Net = New-Object -ComObject WScript.Network 
$Rename = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application 

\#### # Map the network drives 
$Net.MapNetworkDrive("Q:", '\\\\hostname\\shared\_data01') 
$Net.MapNetworkDrive("R:", '\\\\hostname\\share\_data02') 

\#### # Rename everything 
$rename.NameSpace("Q:\\").Self.Name = 'Network -&gt; Share Data01' 
$rename.NameSpace("R:\\").Self.Name = 'Network -&gt; Share Data02'
</code></pre>

I performed troubleshooting today and created the PowerShell script below to map two drives and label the volumes. By default, the label was the share name of the folder. I needed to change it to something more user-friendly.

Here is the script-

```powershell
$Net = New-Object -ComObject WScript.Network   
$Rename = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application   
  
\#### # Map the network drives   
$Net.MapNetworkDrive("Q:", '\\\\hostname\\shared\_data01')   
$Net.MapNetworkDrive("R:", '\\\\hostname\\share\_data02')  
  
\#### # Rename everything   
$rename.NameSpace("Q:\\").Self.Name = 'Network -> Share Data01'   
$rename.NameSpace("R:\\").Self.Name = 'Network -> Share Data02'
```

PowerShell Drive Map with Volume Label

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