Just want to say THANK YOU!! I have spent many, many failed hours doing Internet searches trying to find out why, after the most recent Windows 10 update, I have lost connectivity and a view to the other computers and storage devices on my home network. It has been driving me crazy and wasted a lot of my time. Your short, simple video solved the problem. I tried each of your suggestions and solved the problem by checking the SMP box you show about three minutes into your video. Just THREE Minutes and my network is back in view and I can get to all my files. Again, thank you! This video is very much appreciated.
Hey Rick,you wrote exactly what I wanted to do but better(as English is not my motherhood language). This 4 minutes video explained all I was looking for for couple of nights trying to return visibility of my Qnap. Britec09 thank you very much
I can't say how grateful I am. As a normal private user and an absolutely no DATA SPECIALIST OR NERD THIS HAVE BEEN A REALLY BIG HELP FOR ME, I’m curious and want to learn, but it’s very often that it seems, you have to be a data specialist to learn or get help, many times I feel like clumsy dumb user, even that I try and want to. I have spent hours, days and weeks just getting quick access to my NAS via my desktop, just the folder that shows my NAS server. No one has been able to help me, I have been on many forums, platforms and Facebook groups, without getting help, then I just found this video you made 5 years ago and now it works perfectly. My NAS is now directly accessible via my desktop, or under Network in the left menu. I've moved everything to my NAS via the direct way, it took no time, now I've cleared everything on my PC so there's room to use it again, thank you so much, you've been a huge help.
Thank you for the SMB tip. This had been a real headache with my PC I recently built. My other computers were able to always access my Qnap shared folders without any problems. Thanks again 👍
I switched from Win 7 to Win 10 and couldn't access my NAS from Win Explorer.... very frustrating GRRRR. I tried this and that and here I found your video... Your 3rd trick worked just great. Now I can see my files right from Win Explorer. Thanks a lot!!!!
Thank you! I have tried a number of times to resolve this using other help pages and failed. Today I followed your instructions and problem solved. The last suggestion you offered did the trick. Thanks again!
Brillant... I have not been able to access my network drives since my upgrade from Win 7 to 10 - a considerable time... I finally made time to "fix" the problem and wasted 6 hours last night mucking around and then I found your video this morning. It was the SMB File Sharing Option...
Excellent. The step by step is very helpful. The narrator speaks in a clear voice, enunciating each word so that I can actually understand what he is saying. Solved the problem of my PR4100 not showing up on the Network under Windows 10.
Thank you very much. A year later and your video is still helping people. The first fix worked straight away, I had already tried the others without success. Thanks again!
My friend I LOVE YOU SO MUCH !!! It was like 2 hours I was searching everywhere why my multimedia HDD network didnt shown his folders on network after I change my computer from W7 to W10 ... You are a life savior !! After floowing your advices, on restart and BEAM ! its working !
WOW. You are a true hero. I have many hours over many days trying to figure this out. It turns out it was the last suggestion you mentioned. Sincerely, Thank you for making this tutorial.
Brian: You should super-set (change) the name of this video to attract users with "PEER SHARES FAIL-TO-APPEAR IN WINDOWS 10 NETWORK BROWSER." Because this problem isn't just a share-from-NAS problem (using SMB), but also a shared-from-Windows 7 etc problem. i.e., it's a problem in systems that never had a NAS, at all. Been there, done that. Because I installed a NAS and still had "the problem" (which you solved!), I noticed your video.
Thank you very much! This exact situation occurred to me over this past weekend. I searched forums and RUclips for 5 hours for help. Your video solved the problem.
Worked 100%. It never ceases to amaze me how you guys and gals figure some of this stuff out. Extremely helpful, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Brian, once again you have come to my rescue! This problem occurred on a PC that I recently updated to Win 10 Pro 64, from 7 Pro 64. Checking the boxes of SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support did the trick for me, as it did for Hans. I appreciate your help, and enjoy your efforts to support all your subscribers.
Finally this damn Windows 10 computer can see the second NAS drive, enormous thanks. It could see other network resources and NAS drives, but not this one.
Dude... I have been picking my brain apart trying to fix this issue on some of my windows 10 devices... Tried every step but the last one hundreds of times. The last one fixed my issue and I love you 5eva +subbed
Still of value to people like me who have tried for a long time to get the NAS to show but without success. I should have thought to come to your channel for the solution first! Thank you.
This Solved the initial issue re unseen in Network and now works fine. BUT i have 2 pcs networked and it doesnt work for 2nd PC. There may be other underlying problems as i cannot access 2nd pc from 1st one even though the Icon is present under Network. I have to say....this is one of the best descriptive and knowledgeable videos i have come across. Thank you
I have DROBO FS which is locked to SMBv1 and cannot be changed to V2 or V3 as it is a hardware limitation (apparently) ... I don't want to nor should I be forced to ditch perfectly good hardware for the sake of a button press or two. This video solved my problem (security risks aside). Nowhere else on the web have I come across such a simple solution... I have followed (to the letter) powershell commands, CMD and all sorts of tick boxes and non else have worked... Genuinely.. Thank you. :-) EDIT - I have just read some other comments.. I think this might be the most mild mannered and polite bunch on RUclips. no trolling and no abuse.. smashing.. :-)
Big Thank You for this. Bought NAS one year ago. For first 6 months everything was fine, but last couple of months I had this issue and could access to NAS HDD only via browser (from time to time I managed to "get connected", but after one restart - everything goes to hell. Now finally everything is fine!
I would like to add my thanks for your instructive video tutorial. Having also spent many hours, I followed each of the steps you described in turn & I got my LG-NAS back. Previously, I had tried some of them individually - at different times in the past& failed). I had lost the NAS after an LG firmware update & reset, but it's up and running on all of my systems. Your tutorial was clear, concise & at just the right attention level, well done & much appreciated.
Found my way to your video today and the SMB Version 1.0 fixed it. I knew it was going to be enabling legacy networking somewhere but this really saved a lot of messing about. Thank you.
OMG!!! I have tried everything, all services possible, all SMB combination possible (both on client and server side), all kinds of Powershell commands and was going nuts, then I found your videos and VOiLA!...Fixed! Thanks my good man... Forgot to mention...I liked and subbed!
This is great much easier and faster than messing around myself. Turning SMB on worked for me, can't imagine why it's off normally on Win 10 Pro. Thanks.
Just want to say THANK YOU! I solved the problem by checking the SMP box you show about three minutes into your video. Again, thank you! This video is very much appreciated.
Hey, great video! I have several Windows 10 machines and one of them lost the ability to see the NAS. It never had a problem before. My guess is an update changed something unique to my Intel machine. I watched your video and decided to check the SMB settings you displayed via the control panel and they were turned off. Turned them back on, rebooted the machine and now I can see the NAS fine. Thank you so much for your helpful video. It solved my issue. I am now a subscriber to your channel.
TY,TY,TY!!! I purchased a new Windows 10 laptop 2 weeks ago, and for the life of me could not access my file shares on my NAS. But after watching this vid, I can see the shares, and map network drives now. Thanks Britec.
Ah thank you. I'd reset Windows 10 last week due to some other issues and clearly SMB 1.0 was disabled! Was driving me nuts as my Lacie Network Space 2 was , well, no longer a network space! Thanks again!
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman! I was about to give up and try a fresh reinstall until I watched your video! Enabling smb 1.0 did it for me. Thank you soooo very much!!
Thank you for taking the time to do this, it seems to have helped quite a few people. Unfortunately I do not number among them. Tried both suggestions and found no joy with either one.
I had done the other things to try to get my NAS drive to work and it did not work. Thanks to you the very last thing worked and now I have access to my NAS drive. Thank you so much!!!
You did it! You should get the Nobel Prize for this video. Like others here, I've spent literally days trying to solve this. Add my thanks to the list! Patent this solution and you'll be a millionaire overnight. Cheers.
Thank You !!! I spent hours on this issue with Windows 7 and my new "PR4100" Cloud. Your short video was so great. I was ready to take my computer and Cloud into the shop. You made my month !!!!! You are the man. Thanks again.
Thank you for fixing what was a 2 day ordeal of pulling my hair out trying to fix this "darn" thing, for lack of a better word. You helped so much and thank you again!! Your pal forever Tom.
I also want to say a BIG thankyou. I had tried the first 2 options after hunting around google, but Enabling SMB 1.0 was my problem. Why does MS always disable legacy devices with NO INFORMATION about it. Very frustrating, but thankyou to all who bother to upload these helps...
Cheers, that worked for me. Found my Dlink 320 NAS. It was the last suggestion that worked. "Tick box for ... SMB 1.0/CIFS File sharing support" . Thank you again. I am sane again
Yes, thanks for the SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support information, this was the one thing I hadn't been aware of. Nice to final see all the NAS. Odd, one QNAP was always visible, one QNAP was not, nor was a Buffalo.
Thanks so much! It's amazing that Microsoft doesn't offer the right fix that you did. After hours spent on various Microsoft websites I was almost ready to give up. Thanks for a solution that works!
Thanks... my Qnap NAS had lost its connections on Win 10 just out of the blue!! After being stable for years... sooo BIG THX for the TCP/IP fix it worked a treat for me :)
Awesome video! Thank you so much! What I really enjoyed is that you don't stick to one solution but you get to the 2nd and 3rd in case past ones don't work. For me it worked the 3rd one!
You saved my PC from me with this vid. FYI, the "Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP" (Via the adapter settings) is not required for NAS or network drive discovery. Unless there is another reaon? What say you, Internet people?
Do Win+R to bring up the run dialog. Then type in \\NAS_Name\ and hit enter to get to the shared files. Obviously change NAS_Name to the name of your NAS
Thanks B. I had to put an old linkstation back onine to retrieve something long forgotten and overlooked when data was moved to my Synology and got caught out on the SMBv1 thing. Files recovered, everyone happy.
Thank you :) I have had my NAS for many years now and everytime I get a new computer og I reinstall one om my computers, I allways ends up with no connection to my NAS. This wideo is saved. Perfect :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you! After one of the MS auto updates,I suddenly found Windows Explorer behaving strangely when I tried to open the Network folder. Instead of the network locations I had been accustomed to seeing, all of a sudden I was seeing devices. Your advice about ticking the SMB setting solved it! I have no idea how that changed, but it wasn't me.
Thank you for the tip. For some reason on my laptop the NAS wasn't showing up, after I followed your video it worked. Funny though, for my other computers it showed up with no problems.
I tried all the suggestions in this video (Thanks Brian!) but ultimately fixed the problem by downloading and installing up to date firmware from the supplier.
Awesome! Thanks so much. I lost one of my NAS drives in a Windows 10 Reset. The 2nd solution did the trick. I got back all of my previous network devices that were MIA after the reinstall.
Just spent a couple of hours trying to simply connect to a couple of NAS servers before I found your VT... Thanks so much!!! Windows is truly a pile of junk. There is no consistent interface once you get under the hood. Some of the interfaces clearly use the same code as W3.11.
A big thankyou from me! This solved a major issue as I need to backup files from my PC to my NAS before moving to a new PC. Excellent advice. The fourth solution proposed worked for me.
Yup, windows disabling SMB v1 was my issue. Though it comes with a security risk, my NAS is old and will never be updated so... just glad to get ti working again. Thanks!
THANK YOU!!!! The last trick did it. I just want to add, that in Windows 10 Pro it's a bit different. You will find the SMBT 1.0 (right name for it?) a bit further down.
Just want to say THANK YOU!! I have spent many, many failed hours doing Internet searches trying to find out why, after the most recent Windows 10 update, I have lost connectivity and a view to the other computers and storage devices on my home network. It has been driving me crazy and wasted a lot of my time. Your short, simple video solved the problem. I tried each of your suggestions and solved the problem by checking the SMP box you show about three minutes into your video. Just THREE Minutes and my network is back in view and I can get to all my files. Again, thank you! This video is very much appreciated.
Hey Rick,you wrote exactly what I wanted to do but better(as English is not my motherhood language). This 4 minutes video explained all I was looking for for couple of nights trying to return visibility of my Qnap.
Britec09 thank you very much
I can't say how grateful I am.
As a normal private user and an absolutely no DATA SPECIALIST OR NERD THIS HAVE BEEN A REALLY BIG HELP FOR ME, I’m curious and want to learn, but it’s very often that it seems, you have to be a data specialist to learn or get help, many times I feel like clumsy dumb user, even that I try and want to.
I have spent hours, days and weeks just getting quick access to my NAS via my desktop, just the folder that shows my NAS server. No one has been able to help me, I have been on many forums, platforms and Facebook groups, without getting help, then I just found this video you made 5 years ago and now it works perfectly. My NAS is now directly accessible via my desktop, or under Network in the left menu. I've moved everything to my NAS via the direct way, it took no time, now I've cleared everything on my PC so there's room to use it again, thank you so much, you've been a huge help.
Thank you for the SMB tip. This had been a real headache with my PC I recently built.
My other computers were able to always access my Qnap shared folders without any problems.
Thanks again 👍
Been trying to figure this problem out for about 15 hours. I came across your video and within 4 minutes it was fixed. THANK YOU SO MUCH :)
6 years ago you made this and it's still helping people. Just got a new to me computer with Windows and this was good.
thanks
I switched from Win 7 to Win 10 and couldn't access my NAS from Win Explorer.... very frustrating GRRRR. I tried this and that and here I found your video...
Your 3rd trick worked just great.
Now I can see my files right from Win Explorer.
Thanks a lot!!!!
Man! I tried the last method you explained and it FINALLY solved my problem I’ve been researching about for 2 months. Awesome video.
Thank you! I have tried a number of times to resolve this using other help pages and failed. Today I followed your instructions and problem solved. The last suggestion you offered did the trick. Thanks again!
Brillant... I have not been able to access my network drives since my upgrade from Win 7 to 10 - a considerable time...
I finally made time to "fix" the problem and wasted 6 hours last night mucking around and then I found your video this morning.
It was the SMB File Sharing Option...
Excellent. The step by step is very helpful. The narrator speaks in a clear voice, enunciating each word so that I can actually understand what he is saying. Solved the problem of my PR4100 not showing up on the Network under Windows 10.
Thank you very much. A year later and your video is still helping people. The first fix worked straight away, I had already tried the others without success. Thanks again!
Make that five years :O)
My friend I LOVE YOU SO MUCH !!! It was like 2 hours I was searching everywhere why my multimedia HDD network didnt shown his folders on network after I change my computer from W7 to W10 ... You are a life savior !!
After floowing your advices, on restart and BEAM ! its working !
Glad it worked out OK for you.
WOW. You are a true hero. I have many hours over many days trying to figure this out. It turns out it was the last suggestion you mentioned. Sincerely, Thank you for making this tutorial.
Brian: You should super-set (change) the name of this video to attract users with "PEER SHARES FAIL-TO-APPEAR IN WINDOWS 10 NETWORK BROWSER." Because this problem isn't just a share-from-NAS problem (using SMB), but also a shared-from-Windows 7 etc problem. i.e., it's a problem in systems that never had a NAS, at all. Been there, done that.
Because I installed a NAS and still had "the problem" (which you solved!), I noticed your video.
Thank you very much! This exact situation occurred to me over this past weekend. I searched forums and RUclips for 5 hours for help. Your video solved the problem.
Worked 100%. It never ceases to amaze me how you guys and gals figure some of this stuff out. Extremely helpful, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Brian, once again you have come to my rescue! This problem occurred on a PC that I recently updated to Win 10 Pro 64, from 7 Pro 64. Checking the boxes of SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support did the trick for me, as it did for Hans. I appreciate your help, and enjoy your efforts to support all your subscribers.
Finally this damn Windows 10 computer can see the second NAS drive, enormous thanks. It could see other network resources and NAS drives, but not this one.
Dude... I have been picking my brain apart trying to fix this issue on some of my windows 10 devices... Tried every step but the last one hundreds of times. The last one fixed my issue and I love you 5eva +subbed
Re-installed windows 10 and the NAS drive wouldn't appear. Once I followed the guide it worked perfectly. Thank you.
A great short video. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. SMB1 was a problem for me. I ticked it on and the NAS drive appeared. Many thanks.
2:26 Last option worked on my computer and 5 other computers. Thank you for posting such a great video!
Still of value to people like me who have tried for a long time to get the NAS to show but without success. I should have thought to come to your channel for the solution first! Thank you.
This Solved the initial issue re unseen in Network and now works fine. BUT i have 2 pcs networked and it doesnt work for 2nd PC. There may be other underlying problems as i cannot access 2nd pc from 1st one even though the Icon is present under Network.
I have to say....this is one of the best descriptive and knowledgeable videos i have come across. Thank you
I have DROBO FS which is locked to SMBv1 and cannot be changed to V2 or V3 as it is a hardware limitation (apparently) ... I don't want to nor should I be forced to ditch perfectly good hardware for the sake of a button press or two.
This video solved my problem (security risks aside).
Nowhere else on the web have I come across such a simple solution... I have followed (to the letter) powershell commands, CMD and all sorts of tick boxes and non else have worked...
Genuinely.. Thank you. :-)
EDIT - I have just read some other comments.. I think this might be the most mild mannered and polite bunch on RUclips. no trolling and no abuse.. smashing.. :-)
Many thanks for this. The last Windows 10 update a few days ago removed all my NAS drives. All back now following your instructions.
Glad that worked out for you.
Big Thank You for this. Bought NAS one year ago. For first 6 months everything was fine, but last couple of months I had this issue and could access to NAS HDD only via browser (from time to time I managed to "get connected", but after one restart - everything goes to hell.
Now finally everything is fine!
I would like to add my thanks for your instructive video tutorial. Having also spent many hours, I followed each of the steps you described in turn & I got my LG-NAS back. Previously, I had tried some of them individually - at different times in the past& failed). I had lost the NAS after an LG firmware update & reset, but it's up and running on all of my systems. Your tutorial was clear, concise & at just the right attention level, well done & much appreciated.
8 hours trying to solve this issue with no luck until you came along. cant thank you enough
Found my way to your video today and the SMB Version 1.0 fixed it. I knew it was going to be enabling legacy networking somewhere but this really saved a lot of messing about. Thank you.
OMG!!! I have tried everything, all services possible, all SMB combination possible (both on client and server side), all kinds of Powershell commands and was going nuts, then I found your videos and VOiLA!...Fixed! Thanks my good man... Forgot to mention...I liked and subbed!
This is great much easier and faster than messing around myself. Turning SMB on worked for me, can't imagine why it's off normally on Win 10 Pro. Thanks.
Just want to say THANK YOU! I solved the problem by checking the SMP box you show about three minutes into your video. Again, thank you! This video is very much appreciated.
Hey, great video! I have several Windows 10 machines and one of them lost the ability to see the NAS. It never had a problem before. My guess is an update changed something unique to my Intel machine. I watched your video and decided to check the SMB settings you displayed via the control panel and they were turned off. Turned them back on, rebooted the machine and now I can see the NAS fine.
Thank you so much for your helpful video. It solved my issue. I am now a subscriber to your channel.
THANK YOU! The SMB trick late in the video finally took care of my issue.
Same here!
You also need to make sure the NAS and your computer are in the same workgroup. That was my problem. Great video.
Just like to say a big THANK YOU just spent weeks trying to sort this out and you managed in two minutes, your video was great thank you
Very helpful and done at a speed I could follow! Some network guys instruct so fast you have to be a Pro to keep up with them.
My first comment on here just want to say thanks to you so much. This help me to fix the problem for many months ago. Thank you again
TY,TY,TY!!! I purchased a new Windows 10 laptop 2 weeks ago, and for the life of me could not access my file shares on my NAS. But after watching this vid, I can see the shares, and map network drives now. Thanks Britec.
You're welcome
Ah thank you. I'd reset Windows 10 last week due to some other issues and clearly SMB 1.0 was disabled! Was driving me nuts as my Lacie Network Space 2 was , well, no longer a network space! Thanks again!
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman! I was about to give up and try a fresh reinstall until I watched your video! Enabling smb 1.0 did it for me. Thank you soooo very much!!
Thank you for taking the time to do this, it seems to have helped quite a few people. Unfortunately I do not number among them. Tried both suggestions and found no joy with either one.
Both solutions? There are three, and the third one (SMB) worked for me.
Connecting my NAS on WIN10 was a huge headache. This solved the problem. Thank you so much!
I had done the other things to try to get my NAS drive to work and it did not work. Thanks to you the very last thing worked and now I have access to my NAS drive. Thank you so much!!!
Checking the boxes of SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support did the trick for me.
Many thanks.
Me too . Thanks very much
You did it! You should get the Nobel Prize for this video. Like others here, I've spent literally days trying to solve this. Add my thanks to the list! Patent this solution and you'll be a millionaire overnight. Cheers.
Thank You !!! I spent hours on this issue with Windows 7 and my new "PR4100" Cloud. Your short video was so great. I was ready to take my computer and Cloud into the shop. You made my month !!!!! You are the man. Thanks again.
Thank you for fixing what was a 2 day ordeal of pulling my hair out trying to fix this "darn" thing, for lack of a better word. You helped so much and thank you again!! Your pal forever Tom.
Worked perfectly for me. Kept getting different options on other posts that never solved the issue. Can't say thanks enough!
Massive thanks to you for this. Spent so long trying to do this, and your video was ACE. I think you should be knighted for this!
I also want to say a BIG thankyou. I had tried the first 2 options after hunting around google, but Enabling SMB 1.0 was my problem.
Why does MS always disable legacy devices with NO INFORMATION about it. Very frustrating, but thankyou to all who bother to upload these helps...
Cheers, that worked for me. Found my Dlink 320 NAS. It was the last suggestion that worked. "Tick box for ... SMB 1.0/CIFS File sharing support" . Thank you again. I am sane again
The only person I found that knows what they are talking about ....Thank You!
Finally! :-)
To the point, clear and saved me hours of headache.
Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you! Windows 10 lost my NAS after last night's "software update". The SMB 1.0 check was the answer.
Yes, thanks for the SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support information, this was the one thing I hadn't been aware of. Nice to final see all the NAS. Odd, one QNAP was always visible, one QNAP was not, nor was a Buffalo.
Thanks so much! It's amazing that Microsoft doesn't offer the right fix that you did. After hours spent on various Microsoft websites I was almost ready to give up. Thanks for a solution that works!
Thanks mate! the SMB 1.0/CIFS option around 3:09 on the video solved my issue!!
You're welcome.
The last one of your three suggestions worked for me. Thanks! I'll give you a like for it!
Your a life saver. I was able to access through the web interface but could not map the drive. The SMB. Sorted it for me. Many thanks
Glad it helped!
Outstanding, Brian. The best information I have ever received in a RUclips channel. Many thanks.
Thanks... my Qnap NAS had lost its connections on Win 10 just out of the blue!! After being stable for years... sooo BIG THX for the TCP/IP fix it worked a treat for me :)
This just saved me hours. The SMB tip worked for me, thank you.
Awesome video! Thank you so much!
What I really enjoyed is that you don't stick to one solution but you get to the 2nd and 3rd in case past ones don't work.
For me it worked the 3rd one!
You saved my PC from me with this vid. FYI, the "Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP" (Via the adapter settings) is not required for NAS or network drive discovery. Unless there is another reaon? What say you, Internet people?
Thank you so much you actually solved my problem as opposed to the many other threads that did absolutely nothing!
Do Win+R to bring up the run dialog. Then type in \\NAS_Name\ and hit enter to get to the shared files. Obviously change NAS_Name to the name of your NAS
SMB FTW! You've saved what's left of my sanity. A bazillion thanks!!!
Thank You. What worked for me is the option of turning Windows Features on & off. Worked like a charm.
Thanks B. I had to put an old linkstation back onine to retrieve something long forgotten and overlooked when data was moved to my Synology and got caught out on the SMBv1 thing. Files recovered, everyone happy.
Last trick did it for me. old nas with new win10 seems to need that. thanks mate!
Thank you. I have been trying to map my drive for days. All I needed was the smb tip. U r a life saver
Thank you :)
I have had my NAS for many years now and everytime I get a new computer og I reinstall one om my computers, I allways ends up with no connection to my NAS. This wideo is saved. Perfect :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you! After one of the MS auto updates,I suddenly found Windows Explorer behaving strangely when I tried to open the Network folder. Instead of the network locations I had been accustomed to seeing, all of a sudden I was seeing devices. Your advice about ticking the SMB setting solved it! I have no idea how that changed, but it wasn't me.
The very last SMB check box tip did it for me. Thank you!
Thanks for uploading this. Worked a treat when my cloud drive stopped showing up after Win 10 Nov 2017 update. :)
Thank you for the tip. For some reason on my laptop the NAS wasn't showing up, after I followed your video it worked. Funny though, for my other computers it showed up with no problems.
THANK YOU! You solved my problem! Great and simple guide!
I tried all the suggestions in this video (Thanks Brian!) but ultimately fixed the problem by downloading and installing up to date firmware from the supplier.
Awesome! Thanks so much. I lost one of my NAS drives in a Windows 10 Reset. The 2nd solution did the trick. I got back all of my previous network devices that were MIA after the reinstall.
Thanks. Only with the netbios fix, i finally was able to see my NAS. Many thanks! Adding this video to my bookmarks in case I forget.
It works. The SMB option worked for me. Thank you so much. Great video
Thank you,i was struggling for days with this problem, thanks a lot and Merry Christmas.
Last step did it for me, thanks for the tips! Was getting frustrated trying to get it setup for an easy to use backup.
Just spent a couple of hours trying to simply connect to a couple of NAS servers before I found your VT... Thanks so much!!!
Windows is truly a pile of junk. There is no consistent interface once you get under the hood. Some of the interfaces clearly use the same code as W3.11.
A big thankyou from me! This solved a major issue as I need to backup files from my PC to my NAS before moving to a new PC. Excellent advice. The fourth solution proposed worked for me.
This solved my problem (last step) with network devices (non Windows) disappeared. Probably after some windows update. Thank's a lot!
Awesome! You fixed my issue! Great, clear video - Kudos!
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much! This problem was driving me nuts. All of my computers could see the NAS except for one Laptop...
Thank you, your fix worked. There's a lot of solutions on the internet, but yours is the one that actually works.
Yup, windows disabling SMB v1 was my issue. Though it comes with a security risk, my NAS is old and will never be updated so... just glad to get ti working again. Thanks!
Saved me a ton of heartburn with a new Windows 10 machine I just built. Thanks much.
Fantastic! Ticking the SMB 1.0 options worked for me thanks. I can see my Synology drive again now.
One of the methods worked! Thank you from the US!
THANK YOU!!!! The last trick did it. I just want to add, that in Windows 10 Pro it's a bit different. You will find the SMBT 1.0 (right name for it?) a bit further down.
Thank you very much. Installing the older version of the SMB driver(?) 1.0 did the trick for me.
Thanks very much. I was about to give up after weeks of trying all sorts. A lifesaver you are.
You beauty! The Microsoft Windows website was frustrating and useless! You solved my problem in minutes... Ed Morbius
Oh man, option SMB File Sharing works for me! Love ya! :) Subscribed.