Two ReadyNAS boxen not recognized by Windows 10 Preview

Just 192.168.x.y will open up the default browser in win 7/win 8 as well. But \\192.168.x.y should not. So please confirm the \\ (note the direction of the slashes).

You can map the full volume with net use (\\192.168.x.y\C, with NAS admin credentials) - though I agree it is not ideal.

I don't think adding NFS will help unless you are using NFS on the PCs instead of CIFS. However, since "net use" works I am thinking this can be sorted less drastically.

NJRadioGuy wrote:
OK, this is getting stranger by the minute. In the Windows 10 explorer, under "This PC", and "Network Connections" I see the two devices. I can access them, however I think it's some guest account or something on the NAS (I didn't think I even had one, nor do I want it). I cannot access my own profile nor does it challenge me to enter a username and password.

Credentials (e.g. guest account) aren't related to the devices showing up.

I suggest sorting out access by IP address first, and then reaching to the name resolution issue.

Is your windows 10 PC in the same workgroup as the NAS?