Why are network drives not mounted under the windows task scheduler?

Question

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The task is to execute a script on a network drive under the Windows Task Scheduler, non-interactively, without users on the machine.
Network drives are not mounted, and, accordingly, the script cannot be executed from the disk.

net use w: \\192.168.10.50\work\BASE
Start /Wait /b w:\scripts\Check-Data-Base.bat
net use w: /delete

Works great interactively, but here's how "cron" fails.
What could be the problem, and is it possible to do this in Windows?)

(For example, how in Linux we mount a ball / directory, execute a script from it, unmount it.)

Answer 1

Explicitly specify from which user net should work (/user:madhouse\Vasya_pupkin), check that the task is started from a user with the rights to "log in as a batch task".