How to Resolve Storage Link Reconnection Problems

Question

I recently installed the WRT610N on a home network and have had major problems getting the Storage Link capability to work.  Initially it worked perfectly.  Then, every time I logged in to the computer, I had to go into My Computer and try to open the "Storage" link so that I could enter a username and password.  It was mind-numbingly frustrating.  After much reading on the Forum and elsewhere on the internet, I've crafted together what seems to be a very stable and easy solution to this problem.
To solve it permanently, you create a batch file that will run whenever you log in.  This batch file will create the link to your network drive.  Here are the steps:
1.  Open up Notepad (usually under Start:All Programs:Accessories.
2.  Enter the following two lines:

Answer 1

CONTINUED (sorry new forum user):
First, you need to open up Notepad and enter two lines.  The first will go something like:
     net use z: \\wrt610n\network_hard_drive /persistent:yes /user:wrt610N\userID  password
In this string, unless you've changed something, the z: represents the drive letter you want the storage link mapped to.  The \\....\ represents the name of the router--it'll be wrt610N unless you changed it.  The part after the \ represents the display name of the storage link share you created.  The underscores would go in place of spaces.  The user part is comprised of the a display name and then a userId you hopefully created within the router settings Storage:Administration.  Then, a space and the password.
On the next line, enter a "y".  The end result of the entire file might look like this:
     net use z: \\wrt610N\network_drive /persistent:yes /user:wrt610\admin 1234
     y
In my case, the WRT610 after user happens to be the shortest of the display names I had established for shares.  Finally, save the file as something like netuse.bat--anywhere you want to put it.
Now, drag a shortcut to the file into your Start:All Programstartup folder.  And repeat for all workstations and users that you need to establish access.
I hope this helps.