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I have a readyNAS duo that I can't map in windows 10, limits the functionality of drag and drop file storage. I can FTP into the NAS from the computer. The Windows File Explorer sees the drive in the Network but clicking on it opens the admin web page for the ReadyNAS.
I have tried to add the LSA compatability in the registy and stopped using a PIN in favor of password to sign on to windows.
Do you have another computer to test if the CIFS protocol or service is working fine? Also, check if disabling and re-enabling CIFS protocol in the admin page would help.
I have a readyNAS duo that I can't map in windows 10, limits the functionality of drag and drop file storage. I can FTP into the NAS from the computer. The Windows File Explorer sees the drive in the Network but clicking on it opens the admin web page for the ReadyNAS.
What happens if you enter \\nasname\sharename in the file explorere address bar (be careful on the direction of the slashes)?
If I try and map the network drive using the \\xxxxxxx\yyyyyy format I get a Cannot be found, network error 0x800700735 the network path was not found.
I know it is on the network and windows can see the box because it the icon shows up for it in the file explorer under both Storage and Media Devices. When you select the icon under media device it opens a web page for frontview, the icon for Storage returns an error code similar to above.
4.1.10 is the format we usually use. Relatively old, you might want to update it to 4.1.14 (or even 4.1.15-T3 beta). The beta is stable, Netgear really should just release it.
If I try and map the network drive using the \\xxxxxxx\yyyyyy format I get a Cannot be found, network error 0x800700735 the network path was not found.
Did you try both the IP address and the Name?
Also, did you check that the PC workgroup is the same as the Duo's?
Try going into the windows control panel, and select "programs and features" followed by "turn windows features on or off".
You should see a checkbox for "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support". If it isn't checked, then check it. I think you will need admin privileges for this btw.
Do you have another computer to test if the CIFS protocol or service is working fine? Also, check if disabling and re-enabling CIFS protocol in the admin page would help.
YAHTZEE! I disabled CIFS reboot. Enable CIFS reboot. and the NetgearNAS showed in the network area of File explorer. I also successfully mapped the shares as individual network drives.
There is a shot of what happens when I try and ope the storage. Can't map the drive either
