Windows Explorer access FTP (WebDAV)

5.) Make sure WebClient Services are active and starts on boot
5a.) Start > Search > Type: services.msc > Select Services.


5b.) Find WebClient > Select


5c.) Select Automatic > Ok > Exit


6.) Modify the Windows registry, this will enable Windows to accept basic authentication for SSL and non-SSL shares.
6a.)  Start > Search > Type: regedit > Select regedit.


6b.) The registry key of interest to find is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\WebClient\Parameters

6c.) Select BasicAuthLevel (if it does not exist, create the key)


6d.) Change the value to 2.  Select OK > File > Exit



7.) Reboot Windows


8.) Map your WebDAV share as a network drive.
8a.) Using Windows Explorer Select My Computer > Select Map Network Drive.

8b.) Put your WebDAV URI as the location and complete the desired settings (i.e. reconnect on login and use different credentials).
Hopefully the WebDAV share will connect and you can access it as a mapped drive.


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