Since June 18 cannot map NAS as network drive to Windows 10

SOLVED

At least as a workaround this works, until there is an update/patch from Netgear available to make readynas compatible with Windows 10 credential Manager:

1- Log in the local ReadyNAS via the web browser "https://192.168.1.xx/admin/" and enter your password.

2- Click on the "Shares" on the top grey banner

3- Click on the Gear icon to the right of the folder(s) ("/data", etc.) that needs to be mapped/mounted and select setting.

4- Select Network Access on the top grey banner for the folder.

5- select (checkmark) the "allow anonymous access"

6- Click Apply

You are now all set to map NAS as a network location or drive in Windows 10

On Win 10 you should now be able to  use the file explorer, go to "This PC", select Computer from the top file explorer menu, and click "map network drive" or "add a network location".  You can then either use the windows network map to navigate to the network drive and assign it to a letter drive ("X:, Y:, Z:" etc.) or you can type the ip address of the NAS followed by the shared folder name ("//192.168.1.xx/data") to map it.

DM