The NetLogonApp utility, also known as the "Blue N," facilitates the mapping of the H, S, T, and R network drives if they are not already present in File Explorer.

Make sure you are connected to our secure Ethernet or MFleet wireless network while onsite in Michigan Medicine supported buildings. If you are working remotely make sure to connect to the UMHS SSL VPN.

The Blue N application only applies to Classic-CoreImage devices.  Intune-managed CoreImage devices rely on Intune policies to map the standard set of network drives.

Windows 10	Windows 11

1. Click on the ^ symbol on the taskbar near the clock to show hidden icons.  This location is often called the System Tray.
   
   
2. Double-click on the NetLogonApp Utility (pictured above as the icon with silver background and blue N).
   
   
3. If the Blue N isn't present:
   1. Use File Explorer to open the C:\WsMgmt\BIN folder.
   2. Double-click on NetLogonApp.exe to re-launch the application.
   3. Go back to the System Tray to find the Blue N.
   4. Double-click the Blue N.
      
      
4. There will be a pop-up window that will open and close almost immediately.
   
   
5. Open File Explorer. You should now see four drives: H, S, T, and R-drives.
   
   1. If you already have File Explorer open, you may need to refresh the window by hitting the F5 key.
      
      
6. Access to the S, T, and R-drives are controlled by the departments who own the storage space.