Windows Vista and 7 users have two options for connecting to Files Pro. You can either map a network drive to the Files Pro server, or create a network location. The advantage of using the second method is that Windows won't prompt you with security warnings when copying to/from Files Pro. Both methods are described below.
1: It is recommended that all Windows Vista users install the following WebDAV update from Microsoft:
Software Update for Web Folders (KB907306)
2: Vista has a particularly poor WebDAV client. If you have trouble connecting or transferring documents then we recommend you try an alternative WebDAV client.
In particular NetDrive (www.netdrive.net, free) works well and allows mapping a network drive to Files Pro in Windows 7, Vista and XP.
This will map Files Pro to a network drive with a name such as
DAVWWWRoot (\\192.168.0.4) Y:
To reconnect in future just open this network drive from Computer.
Note: If you change your username or password, or your device's IP address changes, you may need to recreate the Network drive to reconnect to Files Pro.
In future, assuming the Files Pro URL has not changed, you can connect to Files Pro simply by opening Computer and double-clicking the network location you just created. You may need to select "Refresh" from the window's context-menu to ensure that Windows has an up-to-date view of your files and folders.
Note: If you change your username or password, or your device's IP address changes, you may need to recreate the Network location to reconnect to Files Pro.