diff --git a/docs/smb-share.md b/docs/smb-share.md
index 8a046c9..1569ae0 100644
--- a/docs/smb-share.md
+++ b/docs/smb-share.md
@@ -6,12 +6,10 @@ Windows 95 can mount a host folder as a network drive. The server lives in
 
 ## Inside Win95
 
-- **Browse:** Start → Run → `\\HOST\HOST`
-- **Map a letter:** in Explorer, Tools → Map Network Drive → `Z:` →
-  `\\HOST\HOST` → ☑ Reconnect at logon
-- **Batch shortcut:** the share root exposes a virtual `_MAPZ.BAT` that runs
-  `NET USE Z: \\HOST\HOST`. Double-click once, or copy it to
-  `C:\WINDOWS\STARTM~1\PROGRAMS\STARTUP` to reconnect every boot.
+Open **My Computer** → **Z:**. The `W95TOOLS.EXE` guest agent auto-maps
+`\\HOST\HOST` to `Z:` at login, so the share is available as a drive letter
+out of the box. If the agent isn't running, the underlying UNC path still
+works via Start → Run → `\\HOST\HOST`.
 
 NetBIOS over TCP/IP must be enabled (Control Panel → Network → TCP/IP
 properties → NetBIOS tab). This is baked into the default state image.
diff --git a/src/renderer/card-settings.tsx b/src/renderer/card-settings.tsx
index 73ecf5d..fc73971 100644
--- a/src/renderer/card-settings.tsx
+++ b/src/renderer/card-settings.tsx
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ export class CardSettings extends React.Component<
           <menu role="tablist">
             {this.renderTab("floppy", "Floppy Drive")}
             {CDROM_ENABLED && this.renderTab("cdrom", "CD-ROM")}
-            {this.renderTab("network", "Network Share")}
+            {this.renderTab("network", "Shared Folder")}
             {this.renderTab("interface", "Interface")}
             {this.renderTab("state", "Machine State")}
           </menu>
@@ -190,14 +190,12 @@ export class CardSettings extends React.Component<
 
     return (
       <fieldset>
-        <legend>\\HOST\HOST</legend>
+        <legend>Drive Z:</legend>
         <div className="settings-row">
           <img className="settings-icon" src="../../static/show-disk-image.png" />
           <p>
-            A folder on your computer is exposed inside Windows 95 as a network
-            drive. From inside Windows, open Start → Run and type{" "}
-            <code>\\HOST\HOST</code> — or use Map Network Drive to give it a
-            letter.
+            A folder on your computer is mounted inside Windows 95 as drive{" "}
+            <code>Z:</code>. Open My Computer inside Windows to find it.
           </p>
         </div>
         <div className="field-row-stacked">
diff --git a/src/renderer/card-start.tsx b/src/renderer/card-start.tsx
index 9c5e22a..e8d8693 100644
--- a/src/renderer/card-start.tsx
+++ b/src/renderer/card-start.tsx
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ export interface CardStartProps {
 const TIPS = [
   "Press the Escape key at any time to release or recapture your mouse cursor.",
   "You can mount a floppy image from Settings before booting to install vintage software.",
-  "Map a host folder as a network drive: open Start → Run inside Windows and type \\\\HOST.",
+  "A folder from your real computer is mounted as drive Z: — open My Computer inside Windows to find it.",
   "Your machine state is saved automatically when you quit. Reset it from Settings if things get weird.",
   "Use the Machine menu in the menubar to send Ctrl+Alt+Del and other special key combos.",
 ];
diff --git a/static/www/apps.htm b/static/www/apps.htm
index edf04cd..cfe56eb 100644
--- a/static/www/apps.htm
+++ b/static/www/apps.htm
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
           <hr>
 
           <p>I've installed a few apps and games for you to try out. Check out the Games folder on the desktop!</p>
-          <p>If you want to try other games, I recommend trying to find them on the Internet Archive. On your host computer, visit https://archive.org, then find the "Classic PC Games" category. Once downloaded, you can import them into windows95 from the network share &mdash; open <b>Network Neighborhood</b> on the desktop (or drive <b>Z:</b> after running <code>\\HOST\TOOLS\_MAPZ.BAT</code>).</p>
+          <p>If you want to try other games, I recommend trying to find them on the Internet Archive. On your host computer, visit https://archive.org, then find the "Classic PC Games" category. Once downloaded, you can import them into windows95 from drive <b>Z:</b> in <b>My Computer</b> &mdash; that's the shared folder from your host machine.</p>
         </font>
       </td>
     </tr>