How do I mount a drive when user clicks on a button of MFC application

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Published on 2010-12-22T08:50:06Z Indexed on 2010/12/22 8:54 UTC
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Now I have a MFC application which accepts the user name and password and on click of connect it should mount the drive.

The drivers team has already created and installed the driver which has function to mount the drive.

Now the problem is when I click the login button on my MFC app then the mount function in drive should be called.

But how do I post the message to the driver? Is there any other way arround ?

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