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wtr1975
Oct 31, 2022Aspirant
System Volume Information Folder - Ready NAS
I have a Ready NAS 100NAS. My assistant accidentally moved files into the "System Volume Information" folder. I tried moving them back by cut and paste without luck. I can copy and paste, but cann...
StephenB
Oct 31, 2022Guru - Experienced User
wtr1975 wrote:
I have a Ready NAS 100NAS. My assistant accidentally moved files into the "System Volume Information" folder.
Is this
- in a share on the NAS internal drives?
- on a USB disk connected to the disk?
- in an iSCSI LUN on the LAN?
wtr1975
Oct 31, 2022Aspirant
The System Volume Information folder is on the Ready NAS
- StephenBOct 31, 2022Guru - Experienced User
wtr1975 wrote:
The System Volume Information folder is on the Ready NAS
Not by default. It's a Windows structure, not used by ReadyNAS (which used linux).
Normally you are access the NAS using file explorer or finder to reach either a share or an iSCSI LUN.
Do you know which? If not, is the person who set up the NAS still available?
- SandsharkNov 01, 2022Sensei
You are trying to move the files with Windows, or with the NAS GUI? If with Windows, then Windows is going to stop you from doing that in what I considers a system folder. See if this helps: https://neosmart.net/wiki/how-to-gain-access-to-the-system-volume-information-folder/ .
You can definitely move the files via SSH into the NAS. I'm not sure about using the NAS GUI since it's an invisible folder in Windows.
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