Mapped and Mapping drives not working
Posted: 29 Aug 2020, 23:37
Model: F2-220
TOS: 4.1.30
I just did a reinstall of Windows 10 2004 and an issue has arisen were TNAS PC is not accepting my password entered with the Windows Security pop up
when trying to change the IP address and when trying to map a drive using TNAS PC, when entering the password on a second attempt it causes TNAS PC to close. A secondary effect of that appears when mapping a drive, that drive has issues staying connected, when trying to access data on that
drive I get a popup dialog "The specified network name is no longer available," the data is still accessible and I can move it around and modify and delete it but I get the no longer available dialog when trying to run an executable or open a file from that location.
I have SMB enabled on Windows settings, have cleared credentials, used \\TNAS and \\TNAS-IP and mapped the drives from Windows explorer and my
third party explorer and other instructions as listed on this thread viewtopic.php?f=75&t=743
The issue is not present on my second desktop, on a previous attempt to fix the issue with another fresh Windows install it appeared to be resolved
when the latest .NET Framework had been installed via Windows Update, I have not successfully replicated this fix.
I have also reinstalled TOS 4.1.30 with default settings to no effect. I don't know if the issue is with TNAS PC, TOS, my network or a Windows issue.
TOS: 4.1.30
I just did a reinstall of Windows 10 2004 and an issue has arisen were TNAS PC is not accepting my password entered with the Windows Security pop up
when trying to change the IP address and when trying to map a drive using TNAS PC, when entering the password on a second attempt it causes TNAS PC to close. A secondary effect of that appears when mapping a drive, that drive has issues staying connected, when trying to access data on that
drive I get a popup dialog "The specified network name is no longer available," the data is still accessible and I can move it around and modify and delete it but I get the no longer available dialog when trying to run an executable or open a file from that location.
I have SMB enabled on Windows settings, have cleared credentials, used \\TNAS and \\TNAS-IP and mapped the drives from Windows explorer and my
third party explorer and other instructions as listed on this thread viewtopic.php?f=75&t=743
The issue is not present on my second desktop, on a previous attempt to fix the issue with another fresh Windows install it appeared to be resolved
when the latest .NET Framework had been installed via Windows Update, I have not successfully replicated this fix.
I have also reinstalled TOS 4.1.30 with default settings to no effect. I don't know if the issue is with TNAS PC, TOS, my network or a Windows issue.