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Factory Reset of ReadyNAS Duo 2 - RND2110-200EUS
Hi,
I lost my password and am trying to undertake a Factory reset. I held the reset and while starting it. All lights are now steady-on the fromt (non are blinking). And it's just sitting there...
Mattstrib wrote:
I lost my password and am trying to undertake a Factory reset.
Normally you'd do an OS reinstall for this (which doesn't destroy your data).
Mattstrib wrote:
Hi,
I lost my password and am trying to undertake a Factory reset. I held the reset and while starting it. All lights are now steady-on the fromt (non are blinking).
It's not just about the reset button. You are part-way through the sequence, the system is waiting for you to select the boot option. The process for your NAS is on pages 16-17 here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RND2110/ReadyNAS_Duov2_NV+v2_HW_en_23-Mar-12.pdf
After you start up holding the reset button, you select the boot option mode (pressing the backup button while looking at various LEDs). Then press/release the reset button again.
As noted above, an OS reinstall would preserve your data, and set the NAS admin password back to password.
Mattstrib wrote:
I lost my password and am trying to undertake a Factory reset.
Normally you'd do an OS reinstall for this (which doesn't destroy your data).
Mattstrib wrote:
Hi,
I lost my password and am trying to undertake a Factory reset. I held the reset and while starting it. All lights are now steady-on the fromt (non are blinking).
It's not just about the reset button. You are part-way through the sequence, the system is waiting for you to select the boot option. The process for your NAS is on pages 16-17 here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RND2110/ReadyNAS_Duov2_NV+v2_HW_en_23-Mar-12.pdf
After you start up holding the reset button, you select the boot option mode (pressing the backup button while looking at various LEDs). Then press/release the reset button again.
As noted above, an OS reinstall would preserve your data, and set the NAS admin password back to password.
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