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When I map network drives to the DNS-323, each time I boot up it says that windows can't connect to the drives. I then have to double click on the mapped drived (with a red X on it) and put in my credentials and then it works..
Is there any way around this?!
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This is a known problem with Vista.... (my Windows 7 works OK though)
Basically you have to run a .bat file at startup to do a 'net use......' to map the drive.....
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Could you provide us with yours so we can see the exact command?
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flashman1207 wrote:
This is a known problem with Vista.... (my Windows 7 works OK though)
Basically you have to run a .bat file at startup to do a 'net use......' to map the drive.....
Would not a "net use ..... /persistent:yes" resolve that?
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I'm not sure of the other solutions that people have posted but will post my .bat file when I next get a chance..... works for me
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flashman1207 wrote:
I'm not sure of the other solutions that people have posted but will post my .bat file when I next get a chance..... works for me
THANK YOU!!
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Here we go...... this is from memory...
Create a .bat file in the startup directory (this will cause it to get run automatically). Or schedule it....
Have the following in it:
net use X: \\IP-ADRESS_OF_NAS\Volume_1
some people have:
net use X: \\IP-ADRESS_OF_NAS\Volume_1 /USER:admin PASSWORD
but I have never been prompted for a user or password so don't need it....
hope this helps
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Alternatively, you could add a username and password to the dns that matches what you have on the PC. In a workgroup environment, that is the usual cause of the username/password request.
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hooligan wrote:
Alternatively, you could add a username and password to the dns that matches what you have on the PC. In a workgroup environment, that is the usual cause of the username/password request.
My PC doesn't have a password (and having one is a huge hassel as I reboot often) and the DNS-323 will not accept a username without a password for some reason.. unless I'm doing it wrong
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yes you would need a password and then set up autologon. There are quite a few things that don't work without a password, other than security... Scheduled tasks come to mind...
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