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OS reinstall
can someone please help by giving me a step by step instructions on how to reinstall OS on a readynas102 so i can sign in to the admin page and be able to use ,username=admin and password = password,i do not want to loose or wipe data if possible
best regards
Alan
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Re: OS reinstall
Pages 15 and 16 here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-100/RN%20OS%206%20Desktop%20HW%20UM_15Oct2013.pd...
If you can still access the NAS from file explorer, I recommend backing up the data first. The process is generally safe, but still a backup is a good idea.
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will i loose my data,stephen,i very new to this and there`s to much info,im getting confused its a 3tb hard drive
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i can open up raidar browse the folders and check to play files or look at photos but i cannot use the setup menue as it asks me to sign in,ive forgotten my details
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Alan
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The instructions are in the earlier post: Pages 15 and 16 here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/READYNAS-100/RN%20OS%206%20Desktop%20HW%20UM_15Oct2013.pd... It's not as simple as just pushing the reset button.
Although the procedure shouldn't harm your data, there is always some risk that something could go wrong. That is why I recommended copying the data from the NAS to another location (perhaps a USB drive). If you don't have enough storage, you can perhaps just copy the files that are most important to you.
@albback wrote:
I have been in hospital for a long time ...
Sorry to hear that, and I hope you are fully recovered.