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Windows 10 won't access shares
I have a netgear ReadyNas Ultra 4. It's been working like a charm until a couple of days ago. At first i thought it was the nas itself as i could not access the nas through Explorer from any of ...
I did find a solution.
Why it suddenly stopped working, i have no idea, but this worked for me:
https://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=98792#p385856From the post:
My solution: - Launch the "Credential Manager" in Windows 10 (search for it in the start menu) - Open "Windows Credentials" - Click "Add a Windows credential" - Internet or Network Address: \\servername (replace with the Netbios-name of your cloudstation, or use IP) - User name: servername\username (replace with netbios-name and the username you are connecting with) - Password: Self-explanitory
In theory I should not need to connect with a username/password, but just using my admin credentials (same as i use when i log on to the admin-panel for the NAS) it worked.
If this is only on one computer and you are not being prompted for a user name and password, then you may have inadvertently stored the wrong info in the Windows password cache. Open a command prompt with admin privilages and enter rundll32.exe keymgr.dll,KRShowKeyMgr. That will open the Stored User Names and Passwords box. Remove or correct the ReadyNAS credentials and try again.
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