User field in the ReadyNas NV+ to short for windows 10 live account

Fire is out and no need for a firmware update to let the nas use account info longer then 20 charactors or having to run a "non live" windows 10 account =P.

So I was being a blockhead as I did know the answer.

In my case I couldn't access the Nas with my known credentials was because Windows 10 was displaying me as a Domain PC.

Starting to suspect I logged back into my windows 10 live account and back to the basics I used "local/god" in the user field with the standard password  (as I deleted my previous entery in the credental manager). Walha I can now access all my exsiting nas directories like I could under windows 7 or as a local account with windows 10.

Maybe someone can explain why windows 10 ( at least when running a live account ( ie user account someone@hotmail.com)) thinks it should act like it's on a domain when configured as part of a workgroup? Or at least on this fresh clean windows 10 pro install. Note: a explaination is not a responsibility of the Netgear comunity but it would help other down the road who might read this post witht the same problem of Nas access with windows 10.