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Most RecentMost ViewedMost LikesA6100 not working on windows 7 While I tried to install the diver for the Netgear A6100 at the final stage it didnt detect it when I plugged it in It sill appear in the peripheral manager but I cant activate it. I guess it's a problem with the driver but I tried several time and it still wont work ReadyNAS 104 -- read/write access from Windows 7? I have a ReadyNAS 104 (firmware version 6.6.0) with two 4TB drives, configured as a mirrored 4TB RAID array (this is why I bought myself a NAS). It is plugged directly into my Sky Hub, and among the other devices connected are a laptop running Windows 7 Professional, and a tablet running Android 5.? (don't know the minor version number). The tablet has no problem reading from/writing to the NAS, even over internet access from a few miles away, but on the laptop, although some programs (such as Firefox — I have my Downloads directory on the NAS) have read/write access, Windows Explorer and Microsoft Office (2000) insist that it is a read-only drive. This makes it rather pointless having the NAS; what good is a RAID array if I can't stash my important documents on it? Does anyone know how I can cure this problem? Also, if I added two more drives to fill the currently-empty bays, (1) do they have to be 4Tb, or could I inslall larger capacity drives, and (2) could I configure the new drives as a second mirrored RAID volume (or as an extension of the existing volume, to increase its capacity), or am I restricted to having only one volume with a width of however many drives I have? Solved
