Hello,
Have a Nighthawk RAX20 WiFi router. Recently I set up ReadyShare just for testing purposes by plugging in a 128GB USB Thumb Drive. I eventually want to add a USB powered hard drive for a more permanent solution.
I successfully set up the drive and copied quite a number of files to it. I was able to set up a mapping like this from the cmd prompt in Windows 10:
net use u: \\readyshare\USB_Storage
I think the first time I used this I was prompted for the user name and password, which is the router login/password. After that, I was able to use drive letter access to copy files from the Windows explorer.
At some point recently, I rebooted the RAX20. After that, the drive letter access was lost. I tried to remap the drive using the same "net use...." command. I used the same user name and password that I did before. I get a system error 86 message: The specified network password is not correct.
I went back into the router admin web page and unchecked "require password". It still gives the same error message. I don't need to reboot to reflect this change, do I? I havent tried that yet, but I thought changes made to the router were immediate in cases like this.
Here is the information reported by the admin web page:
AX1800 (RAX20)
Firmware Version V1.0.11.112_2.0.77
Again, I'm using Microsoft Windows 10 Home:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19045.2364]
Funny thing also is that I can access the files in another way by using a URL:
http://readyshare.routerlogin.net/shares/USB_Storage/
Does anyone know of a way to fix this drive mapping issue so that I can use letters to access the drive once again?
Thanks,
Mike
