New F4-210 set up help

[blue934]

windows firewall was still blocking. I reran TNAS and this time the allow firewall option worked.
David

[blue934]

I have 2 drives installed now, each as single. I am trying to map the drives and apply drive letters. I wish to see these drives on my network.
In TNAS PC, I click map drives. I login with the same credentials that I set up to in login to TNAS. The login window simply goes away, I don't get the map drives window. I get the same results if I use phony credentials.?? Do I need to set up new login credentials for the mapping?

[TMSupport]

Please make sure that SMB service has been enabled at TOS Control panel - Network services - File services.
Also please check whether there is any special characters in your login password, please revise it to the one without special characters and try again.

[blue934]

It is enabled -named "workgroup". I have no special characters, just letters and a number.

[TMSupport]

Please enter \\your TNAS IP address such as \\192.168.1.XX in Windows file explorer to access your TNAS, and then check a folder and right click it and select "Map network drive" from the list to map your drive to see whether it's ok.

[blue934]

Like this? No results found.

Explorer search for IP. png

[TMSupport]

Please see the following picture:

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[blue934]

I'm on win 7. I don't have that screen. I downloaded a file explorer for win 7 but it gives me the exact same screen as the screenshot I sent earlier.

[blue934]

It looks like I get to the same spot by going My Computer-Network-TNAS

[TMSupport]

Could you right click a folder this way and map the network drive?