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Cannot access Readynas Volume after update 6.5.0
RN204 after updating to os 6.5.0 I cannot access readynas network volume on my pc ,I get a message Readynas is not accessible.You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the...
I tried all your suggestions but none seemed to work may be I did something wrong, but I found a way to assess the volume, all I did was create a new user admin account and when I logged in I could access the Readynas Volume just like before the upgrade this worked with my Vista and Windows10, all I need to do now is save/transfer my old user account files and then delete my old user accounts
I hope this helps someone
Thanking you all for your help : TheAlec
try running cmd and enter
net use * /delete
net use t: \\nasipaddress\data /user:admin nasadminpassword
There the items in italics are placeholders.
You might get an error on the first command (if so ignore it). The second one should map the NAS data volume to drive letter t:
I tried all your suggestions but none seemed to work may be I did something wrong, but I found a way to assess the volume, all I did was create a new user admin account and when I logged in I could access the Readynas Volume just like before the upgrade this worked with my Vista and Windows10, all I need to do now is save/transfer my old user account files and then delete my old user accounts
I hope this helps someone
Thanking you all for your help : TheAlec
I finally managed to get new user(s) access to shares and even home folder. Keep the e-email address of any user(s) no longer than 32 characters (make less for sure). Then install ReadyCloud app, log-in, create neccessary backup folders and forget the app. Now you will be able to map any shares. Hopefully it helps for all.
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