Unable to Restore

[Mightyyy]

It started with me not being able to connect to the Web-Interface of my TNAS. Then I got the standard Procedure with turning off, removing the hard drives and then connecting it to the internet and turning it back on again. Only problem is that it won't connect back to the Network. Not matter how long I wait neither the Lamp will turn on, nor will it appear in TNAS PC. I can connect to the File Browser just Fine. I hope someone has a tip for me because I have been trying for a long time and I just cant get it to work anymore.

[Mightyyy]

Additionally, when I start it connected to the internet with the hard drive inserted, then the lamps turn on fine. I cant open the file Browser but when I double click, or right click and choose Login it opens the webbrowser to a blank page and nothing further happens.

[Gremlin]

Nas model and Tos version might help someone to help you.

[Mightyyy]

Version I don’t and model is F4-220

[TMRyan]

When you can't find the device, you can refer to the following:viewtopic.php?f=76&t=3815
If you can't find it when starting up without inserting the hard disk, or there is a problem with the USB init boot, you can try to remake or buy one: viewtopic.php?f=76&t=1455
In addition, you can check whether there is a hardware problem: viewtopic.php?f=82&t=4837

[Mightyyy]

I did make the initbot and saved it to a usb stick, what are the next steps from now.
I tried plugging it into the back of the TNAS and boot it but that didnt work.
Anybody know what to do from here?

Thanks in advance for your help.

[TMwuu]

{L_BUTTON_AT}Mightyyy

Is it still not possible to boot without any hard drive? There may be errors during the production process. It is recommended to replace the USB and make it again or buy a new USB initboot.

[Gremlin]

{L_BUTTON_AT}Mightyyy

Sounds like you missed a step. The new usb goes inside the case to replace the existing one.

[Mightyyy]

So plugging it into to USB Ports outside the Hardware is not enough? I have to dissasemble the case and take out the usb on the motherboard and replace it with the one I made?

[Gremlin]

That's what I believe, but read the instructions. (I've not done it myself.)