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pspec
Nov 29, 2022Guide
win 10 pro asking for readyshare password r9000
hi all I have the R9000 setup with 2 USB HD. I have only setup admin password and have no password set on the readyshare drives. i have no problem accessing the HDs from 4 TVs, a handful of tabl...
pspec
Nov 30, 2022Guide
hi
yep 2 usb HDs
wired
i have a windows admin login password (tried using it but didn't work. Also tried router login password)
It was originally setup with network wiz. but i did go in and opened up all share options..
I say new it's a good few months old now. when i first installed win 10 pro it worked fine after i setup network share.
Then it stopped, so went into windows and enabled SMBv1 (which i hear causes problems for Netgear routers) settings and all was good again.
now it's stopped 😞
i try to access the 2 drives by
This PC icon and in then click on network/Readyshare on the left side and it asks for the password.
The second way
This PC then under the PC hard drives there's network location and ReadyDLNA:R9000. when i click that one I'm not asked for the password and can see video and photos read only. I can also see all folders that contain software but on opening them they appear to be empty which they aren't.
Very Frustrating
Thanks
michaelkenward
Nov 30, 2022Guru - Experienced User
What happens when you aim Windows Explorer at:
\\readyshare
- pspecDec 01, 2022GuideSame thing unfortunately..
I get the pop-up asking for password..- michaelkenwardDec 01, 2022Guru - Experienced User
The message you see is from Windows.
Not much that Netgear can do for it.
This is not a message that I see for Readyshare. It does pop up when I try to access NAS devices that have their own security. In those cases it is asking for the details set on the NAS.
What does it look like when you aim the browser graphical user interface (GUI) at the ReadySHARE settings?
I see this:
- pspecDec 02, 2022Guide
here we go .