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pillick
Nov 03, 2015Aspirant
Can't Find Duo V1 on the Network after Upgrade to Windows 10
Windows 10 upgrade (?) and now the ReadyNas Duo V1 has disappeared from the network, no instructions from Netgear that I can find to resolve the problem. I did see an "End of LIfe, no longer support...
- Nov 03, 2015
That did it I have no idea WHAT in that list did it, because it pinged correctly, I installed Raidar 6.0 and it didn't seem to find anything different than the earlier version, and the //192.168.1.XX/ took me to the shares page, as before, but now hte NAS shows up in file explorer and my different devices can see and access it. So solved, thank you. I don't imagine I have to understand it, right? As long as it works?
Thanks again.
pillick
Nov 03, 2015Aspirant
That did it I have no idea WHAT in that list did it, because it pinged correctly, I installed Raidar 6.0 and it didn't seem to find anything different than the earlier version, and the //192.168.1.XX/ took me to the shares page, as before, but now hte NAS shows up in file explorer and my different devices can see and access it. So solved, thank you. I don't imagine I have to understand it, right? As long as it works?
Thanks again.
mdgm-ntgr
Nov 03, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
For accessing network shares you would go to \\192.168.1.XX
For network shares slashes go the opposite way to the way they go for a URL. http://192.168.1.XX would redirect to the shares page by default.
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