#This is a script to map network drives. It uses a password and user name so it can be accessed by a domain user

#This section are the different variables that are used

#Username is the domain username. Should not need to change unless we are no longer able to use it
$User = "Username removed"

#The is the only thing that should need to be updated text after -string
$PWord = ConvertTo-SecureString -string "password removed" -AsPlainText -force

#This part is how the password is grabbed. Do not mess with
$credential = New-Object -TypeName "system.management.automation.pscredential" -argumentlist $user, $PWord

#If for remove drive and add drive to ses (need to come back and work on this command. Leaves red marks.
If ((Get-PSDrive).Name -eq 'X') {Remove-PSDrive -Name 'X'}
    Get-PSDrive

If (!(get-psdrive 'x')) {new-PSDrive -name 'x' -PSProvider FileSystem -Persist -root \\server\folder1 -Credential $credential -scope global}

#If for remove drive and add drive to Folder2
If ((Get-PSDrive).Name -eq 'y') {Remove-PSDrive -Name 'y'}

If (!(get-psdrive 'y')) {new-PSDrive -name 'y' -PSProvider FileSystem -Persist -root \\server\folder2 -Credential $credential -scope global}

#If for remove drive and add drive to Folder3
If ((Get-PSDrive).Name -eq 'z') {Remove-PSDrive -Name 'z'}

If (!(get-psdrive 'z')) {new-PSDrive -name 'z' -PSProvider FileSystem -Persist -root \\server\folder3 -Credential $credential -scope global}