Accidntly created a folder I cannot acces

No one ?

It is a hidden folder.

Are you running Windows or Mac? No need for 3rd party software. A setting change would enable you to see hidden folders. If you know the path of a hidden share you can browse to it manually even without a settings change.

Thanks for your reply, I am on Win7, and the folder is probably hidden, but when browsing to it or copieing the path name in my browser I cannot get in.
What setting can I try to change ?

Rufus666 wrote:
Thanks for your reply, I am on Win7, and the folder is probably hidden, but when browsing to it or copieing the path name in my browser I cannot get in. What setting can I try to change ?

In windows explorer, select "folder options" under "tools". Click on the "view tab" and select "show hidden files, folders, and drives".

Lol I always have that on, that doesnt show my folders, I need to see my folders like this :



It's some subfolders below the D

My nas names the 2 drives c and d but how do I describe this in the explorer..... when I acces the NAS I only see the 3 shares created by default by the NAS

Anyone with suggestions... please ?

Rufus666 wrote:
Lol I always have that on, that doesnt show my folders, I need to see my folders like this : It's some subfolders below the D My nas names the 2 drives c and d but how do I describe this in the explorer..... when I acces the NAS I only see the 3 shares created by default by the NAS

So you are not connecting through Windows Explorer? Since this is a one-time adjustment, I am not sure why you "need" to see your folders any particular way.

This screenshot was made in Sickbeard, since that is the only way I know of to see all folders (but that way I can't see any content or change/delete stuff, I don't mind another view as long as I'm able to change/delete stuff

The normal way would be to access folders with windows explorer (not to be confused with internet explorer).

If you are set up to show hidden files in explorer, then entering \\nasname\.Series in the explorer address bar should should you the folder contents (using your real nas name of course). If you get a password prompt, you can use your NAS admin credentials.

If you are have 4.x.x firmware (e.g. not an v2) then if you use the admin logon you can also enter \\nasname\c or \\nasname\d - which will allow you to browse all the folders on the volume.

That's exactly what i tried, not only with the C and D but the other folders also, I can only acces the folders that are " shared by default". Also put the dollar $ sign after the adres.
Also tried this with IP (instead of NAS name)
Isnt there some mode/ applications to browse shared and "system hidden files" ?

There must be a way since I can browse these folders with sickbeard without a problem