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As previously mentioned, AAE files hold file modification data, allowing the user to view its original form. Once copied from iOS or Mac device to Windows, however, these files appear without the extension and, as soon as users try to open them, they are presented with an error message.

Instructions for mapping drives to the AAE File Server

Please note: If you are computer is not part of the WIRED Taylor Hall network, you will need to Setup/Connect Campus VPN BEFORE doing the steps below.

If you have a department-owned Windows desktop, these steps are unnecessary. If you are not automatically receiving your network drives, please contact ITSC Staff immediately.

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1. Right click This PC on the Desktop or on the left in File Explorer and select Map Network Drive
   
   
2. Enter which network share you wish to connect to. Typically, the address used for the AAE file server is:
   files.aae.wisc.eduaae
   Within that share, you will find the following subfolders:
   

   • groups - location for most projects and group shares
   • dept - location for adminstrative department files
   • temp - location for community file sharing
   • users<yourCampusNetID> - your personal private files
     

   
   research.drive.wisc.edu<pi-netid> If you are working with a PI that has data stored on ResearchDrive, use the preceding address to access that share.
   
3. You can choose to select Reconnect at sign-in depending on your preference for that option.
   
4. Click Finish
   
5. Fill in your Campus NetID and password in the form <NetID>@wisc.edu
   
   
   
6. Click OK

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Owner:	Eric D.	Group:	Agricultural & Applied Economics
Created:	2018-03-30 10:42 CST	Updated:	2020-09-29 11:49 CST
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