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LaceyDad
Aspirant
Feb 15, 2023

NS 104, how to back up a second PC disk

C: works for years, a user has to be moved off to recover C: space

Added 😧 and can not get NAS BACK UP to find drive.

All other C: drive work

What to try?

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  • LaceyDad wrote:

    C: works for years, a user has to be moved off to recover C: space

    Added 😧 and can not get NAS BACK UP to find drive.

    All other C: drive work

    What to try?


    Hard to tell without knowing what you are talking about. I can't find anything  called NS104.

     

    This place is for routers. They don't have much to do with hard drives, unless you are talking about USB storage.

     

    Maybe you are asking about a network attached storage (NAS) device. There's a place to ask for help with those.

     

    ReadyNAS Network Storage: Official NETGEAR Community

    • Sandshark's avatar
      Sandshark
      Sensei

      Ignore michaelkenward , your post has been moved to the proper area.  However, he is correct in that you have not given enough information.  The fact that your D : got changed to 😧 doesn't help.  But where is this D drive located?  On a Windows PC?  What do you mean you can't get the NAS "back up"?  You mean you can't get it to backup the D drive?  If you are using ReadyCloud, pointing it to drives other than C has always been an issue.  But ReadyCloud is going away, anyway, so you need to look for another solution if that is your issue.

       

      Please post more complete information on what you need to do and in what way it isn't working, and we'll try to give you some assistance.

      • StephenB's avatar
        StephenB
        Guru

        Sandshark wrote:

         

        Please post more complete information on what you need to do and in what way it isn't working, and we'll try to give you some assistance.


        LaceyDad, please also tell us what firmware you are running on the NAS. 

  • First, THANKS to ALL, I finally figured it out, I was entering the absolute path, where the firmware knew that, so when I entered the correct syntax, the system filled in the blanks. Unfortunately the manual does not tell you this, but for the most part it was easy to set up. It has been running for 7 years, without an issues. I need to move a user off, AV processing, to a separate device, I used a M.2 memory in a ESATA enclosure, to a SATA connector on the mother board, no real-estate in case. I ran a scheduled back up and all users on both drives were copied. Hopefully this will help someone else.  Best regards Lacey Dad

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