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RND2150/2 drivers
Hi does any one know where to get drivers for the RND2150/2 , I have been trying for a long time to connect to it but my old pc went bang and now there does not appear to be drivers on the Netgear si...
Get the appropriate Java from https://www.java.com/en/ - note a reboot might be required to become active.
RAIDar 6.5 download is available from https://kb.netgear.com/20684/ReadyNAS-Downloads?article=20684#raidar - the challenge required might be on how to download the .exe file ...
RND2150/2 reads like a ReadyNAS RND2150 v2. No driers required, as this is a network attached storage device (NAS). You access this from Windows (or any other computer able to access SMB 1.0*) computer using the SMB protocol. Sure, you might have to enable SMB 1.0 (CIFS) support on your newer Windows 10/11. Smarter (but requiring some more effort) would be to migrate this to a ReadyNAS OS 6 system. Yes, this isn't really supported - but this applies to your outdated NAS anyway.
Thank you for the assistance but I am not that compute savy
Pacemaker65 wrote:
Thank you for the assistance but I am not that compute savy
While the process is not difficult: Most active users here never had to convert an r4 to an OS6 system. Doing it requires a full backup (independent of the the ReadyNAS), inherits the need for a factors reset including erasing all existing volumes. Take it as a not so-smart advise from my side.
Start by installing RAIDar 6.5 on the new PC from here:
Let us know if it finds the NAS on your network. If it does, then give us the IP address and any status.
If you know how to take a Windows screen shot, then try posting the RAIDar screen that way.
Hi what one my unit is not listed ( RND2150/2 )
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