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dstsui
Aspirant
Apr 03, 2022

Mapped drives not accessible after PC reboot (ReadyNAS RN102)

RN102 OS: 6.10.5 When I was mapping the network drives for the Shares on RN102 on a new Win 10 PC, Win 10 asked me to log in which is unusual because it did not ask for that on my old PC, given also...
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StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Apr 04, 2022
dstsui wrote:

I cannot see any credentials that resembles the NAS. What does that look like?

 

They would be windows credentials for either the NAS hostname or its IP address.

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dstsui
Aspirant
Apr 04, 2022

There is nothing that suggests NAS or its IP address.

 

  • StephenB's avatar
    StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User
    Apr 05, 2022
    dstsui wrote:

     

    There is nothing that suggests NAS or its IP address.

     

    Did you try the CMD commands I gave you above?

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      dstsui
      Aspirant
      Apr 05, 2022
      StephenB wrote:
      dstsui wrote:

       

      There is nothing that suggests NAS or its IP address.

       

      Did you try the CMD commands I gave you above?

      I only executed the first command.

      C:\>net use * /delete /y
There are no entries in the list.

       

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        StephenB
        Guru - Experienced User
        Apr 05, 2022

        dstsui: That is not an error, just status.  That command terminates any open SMB sessions on the PC, and you didn't happen to have any.

         

        Please try both commands.

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