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• E3200 and Buffalo NAS drive connection

  I recently upgraded to the E3200 of an older linksys router linksys wireless router.  I have a Buffalo NAS drive connected to one of the ethernet ports.  When I access the NAS from my computer (wireless connection), it is extremely slow to load the icons of directories and files not to mention to recover a file.  I mainly photos/music etc on the NAS.   Internet connection is fine and I don't have this problem with older router.

  Not sure if I need to tweak the settings of the wireless router or if it is something with Windows 7 (although my computer has not changed, only the router).

  Suggestions?  Thanks in advance.

  Try these troubleshooting steps:

  [A] with the help of the Cisco Connect software (if at all, you have installed the router using this software)

  1] open the software and go to the option that says "settings of the router.

  [2] then click on the option that says 'Advanced settings', which will take you to the router configuration page.

  [3] on the same set up page reduce the MTU size to 1400 auto.

  [4] then click on disable SPI Firewall Protection Security tab, uncheck the box filter anonymous Internet requests...

  [B] If you have not installed Cisco connect then you can connect to the router's user interface using its default IP address in the browser which is 192.168.1.1 and enter "admin" as password empty username field. This will take to the web interface of the router and then follow the steps as indicated above to make the changes.

  Then check the status of speed...

• I can't use windows Explorer or the network drive mapping to access my NAS drive more.

  original title: strange NAS problem

  Hi everyone I can't seem to fix this strange problem.

  I can't use windows Explorer or the network drive mapping to access my NAS drive more.
  I am running windows 7 Professional 32-bit on my PC, and until about a week ago she accessed from my PC very well.

  The location could not be reached and have not been able to run since said today that I went to update it and the drive mapped. I'm at my wits end.

  Here is some info.

  I can access to other computers and devices on my network.

  I can access the internet.
  I have a windows XP PC in the House who can always connect to my fine NAS drive (even if it's not mine).
  I PING the NAS drive.
  The NAS drive will do the same if connected via cable or by wireless.

  UPDATE: after the implementation of a shared folder on a Windows XP computer on the same network I am also unable to acsess the part of my PC. So I can assume that I can't browse all share folders or NAS drives on my local network.

  Help, please.

  Thanks for the help, but I fixed my problem

  Here's what I did in case anyone wants to know.

  I went into Device Manager and went to network adapters.
  I then expanded this section and under view changed to display hidden items.
  Several hundred elements appears (for most 6to4 adapters) and I deleted all the.
  Then click scan for new hardware.
  And... everything works again! YAY!

• move the backup on NAS drive

  So far, my Win7 backup location has USB hard drive (removable).

  Now, I've attached this USB drive to NAS, and he appears as a shared folder on NAS, with all the necessary permissions.
  I map a drive letter to this drive (contact network now), the SAME drive as the drive letter when he was locally connected (USB).
  Unfortunately, Backup does not recognize that my backup drive existing ("Windows cannot find the drive or network location where your backups are saved")...

  Of course, I can now start a new game of this NAS-attached disk backup, but there not a way to let Windows know that it's the same hard drive as before (with the same drive letter), except that it is now attached to my NAS (network share) instead of being locally connected (USB)?
  In addition, I would like to be able to backup to this player in both cases at different times: when the backup disk is connected locally via USb, or when it is attached to the NAS.
  Is this possible or am I just too much to ask?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you have problems when you move the backup on the NAS drive.

  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

• Password protect an external hard drive connected to Time Capsule

  I have a WD passport external hard drive connected to my time capsule, so my wife and I can easily share files. I have the external hard drive connected through the locked time capsules WiFi network so someone in the House can not access however if they walked the time capsule and not plugged in the external hard drive they could walk away with it. When I try to password protect external hard drive then time capsule may not recognise, and so I can't use it as an external hard drive that is shared. No one knows how, to password protect the external hard drive connected to the time capsule as if someone physically stole the external hard drive it would be locked, but have yet still recognizable by Time Capsule when I plugged?

  Hope that makes sense.

  The only way to do is to encrypt the files on the computer.

  And you both use the same password. Unfortunately, this probably means that you can not share files directly... The TC is not a SIN... never, it was designed for this purpose so there no controls to help admin file sharing.

  If you create a DMG file on WD drive that encrypt you and you can copy files to and from... but only one at a time.

  Another method would be to use a specific software... Watch chronosync.

  http://www.econtechnologies.com/Chronosync/guide-sync-with-disk-image.html

  I don't him have not run in this configuration... so, you have to experiment if it manages what you want.

  I think that there will always be limitations on concurrent access from multiple computers.

• Hello. I created a folder music on my external hard drive connected to my asus router.  I can now access the music through my media library.  How can I change the folder when I make new purchases to iTunes easily without doing it one by one

  I created a folder music on an external hard drive connected to my asus router.  I copied my music from my iTunes library in this folder access and can now my kodi media network.  How I updated the folder when I do new iTunes purchase without having to do it one by one thanks

  You can use a backup tool that updates only modified files.  You don't say what kind of computer you use.

  ITunes is actively using media on the external hard drive so you can replace it. Simply copy the media to one other player does not have iTunes it use it.  iTunes is probably still using media to your internal drive.

• Time Machine backup to external drive connected to the TimeCapsule

  I have a 3 TB TimeCapsule, that contains the my iMac TimeMachine backup. So far so good.

  Now, I would like to connect an external drive to the TimeCapsule via the USB port to allow access to this drive of my iMac as well as other computers on my network. I would like to than the external to include in my Time Machine backup drive. Is it possible - by accepting that the backup of obviously only runs when the Mac is on? If this isn't the case, other methods of backup to an external drive, connected to the TimeCapsule, may be recommended?

  You can do it. Time Machine it will support up to a separate folder on your backup disk. Don't forget to remove it from the exclusions list in Time Machine preferences. I don't know if others cannot see the drive connected to your computer is turned off. They may be able to mount the drive on their computer as you do on yours. Try it because I could be wrong on this matter.

• I have a 'C' IDE drive failure I have a SATA drive connected via a PCI-SATA controller card. I want to change from hard disk IDE 'C' on the SATA drive. What are the steps to achieve this?

  Running Windows XP Home, I want to change hard drive as described above.

  As a result, I have a USB hard drive, which I copied the hard drive of the original 'C', before it fails altogether.

  Is it possible to copy this USB drive on my SATA hard drive and have as my primary hard drive?

  Keeping in mind of the SATA hard drive, connected via a PCI-SATA controller card.

  Unless your third sata card supports the option to boot from this map, its not going to work. Not all sata cards are bootable.

• Windows 7 computer portable HARD drive connected to a professional XP S3

  Windows 7 computer portable HARD drive connected via USB to a desktop XP Professional SP3 PC.

  PC shows the folders, I have access to the folder of Photos, but cannot access the Documents folder where files I need. I tried to share the folder, but it does not work.

  Any suggestions please?

  Probably, this can be corrected by taking possession of these files / directories.  Once you do this, however, you will find probably your permissions in disarray try to re - install the drive in your computer to Windows 7...

  "How appropriate a file or a folder in Windows XP"

  <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308421 >

  HTH,

  JW

• Hi I reinstalled my Win XP Home because the current drive was getting old. But I installed it on a new hard drive connected as "Slave" but now he can't start

  I have connected the new hardrive as a 'slave', re-installed my Win XP even & re-patched everything on it including SP3, programs & ups back-ups, but oh no! the new hard drive when it is plugged in as a 'master', it does not start!

  But with the old hard drive connected as long as 'master', I have the option of "dual boot".

  I guess because my new drive is not a reader of "system"? I can see that my old drive is listed as 'system '. How to make my other even without having to re - install all over again? Thank you!

  Hi Fishlipps,

  Thanks for posting. Most likely you see it as your boot.ini is located on a drive corresponding to your system on a different drive. The easy way to do this would be to reinstall or do a repair on the computer installation. Please make a backup before attempting this.

  1.	When the message Press any key to boot from the CD appears on your screen, press a key to start your computer from the Windows XP CD.
  2.	When you see the message to install Windows XP nowand then press ENTER is displayed on the Welcome to the Setup screen, press ENTER.
  3.	Do not choose the option to press R to use the Recovery Console.
  4.	In the Windows XP licensing agreement, press F8 to accept the license agreement.
  5.	Make sure that your current installation of Windows XP is selected in the box, and then press R to repair Windows XP.
  6.	Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation.

  Another option would be to modify the boot.ini located directly on the root of your drive. Below is a knockout with instructions on how to do it. However please backup all your data by doing one of them because both can make your computer unbootable.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/289022 Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Blue screen on a Vista Ultimate computer with My Book World Edition NAS drive when SSDP Discovery service is enabled.

  I recently added a Western Digital My Book World Edition (White Light) 1 TB NAS drive to my home network for backup purposes. The drive works very well with my two wired computers Windows XP and my computer Windows Vista Home Edition wireless. My problem is with Windows Vista Ultimate (32 bit) wireless station (a Lenovo IBM ThinkPad X 61 Tablet PC).

  On the Vista Ultimate computer, if I have sudden, Normal startup, then the computer will work fine except for when I go to shut down the computer. When I stop, the computer crashes for twenty minutes, suffered a blue screen (BSOD, saying he was arrested wrongly) event and then restarts automatically. This only happens if the drive My Book World Edition is online on the network. Turn the player off line and there is no problem on the computer.

  I reduced the problem down to the SSDP Discovery service. If I disable the SSDP Discovery service, then the problem goes away. (I do not consider that a viable permanent solution.)

  The big difference between Vista computers is only on the computer to Vista Home (one that has no problem), MIMBOE drive does not appear in Device Manager at all. On the computer Vista Ultimate (the one with the problem), the reader MIMBOE appears once under the record heading and once under system devices.

  Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.

  Sorry to everyone i this is my first attempt to answer.  I had the same problem with the hard drive WD book networked world stop.  WD has released a new firmware that fixed my problem on September 10, 2009.  I suggest that you try to update the firmware and maybe you'll be as lucky as I was.

• PC Backup Windows is not 'see' my hard drive connected to the network.

  My WDC NAS drive appears in Windows Explorer and I am able to read and write normally, but I am unable to make an image backup to it because the mapped drive letter does not appear in the drop-down list of available backup storage devices. This happens on an established network of Vista (Business edition).

  DickShirk,

  Rather than choosing a network drive, you will need to provide the network path to the system. Here's a thread that is very similar to yours that should help you to solve your problem:

  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/onecarebackupandrestore/thread/6a2f7143-C107-4FF2-a4d9-c25909cae704

  Hope that helps!

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Cannot open all the files in the drive connected

  Hi, I'm new on connected drive.  I see all my files (pictures, videos, etc.) in the home screen, but when I click on one it wont open.  I just get a "sorry, unable to open...". ».   All files appear also faded.   Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hi @kennybelill ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I looked in your question about your laptop HP and problems with the HP drive connected. Here is a link to a document on how to work with the files.

  The other tabs could provide assistance.

  Thank you.

• HP 6120 t BIOS does not recognize the second IDE hard drive connected via IDE-SATA controller

  Hello

  HP 6120 t (vista) BIOS does not recognize the second IDE hard drive connected via IDE-SATA controller. The other SATA disk and the DVD player came with the machine.

  I hooked my old 200 GB Hitachi drive via the controller. I also put the jumbers in the present as a slave. I also took the original WD drive and just connect the IDE hard drive. BIOS do not show any drive at all.

  I would try something possible at this time I have a lot of my data on the old disk.

  Thanks appreciate any suggestion.

  Try to enter the BIOS and I believe under change of Advanced menu of SATA to IDE or Enhanced.

  You need to do when you install Windows XP or you will get a blue screen and it does not start.

  Don't forget chang back when you put it in your drive home hard sata.

• Connects PC Vista is no longer home network NAS drive.

  Night Vista PC's is no longer connects the reader to the Buffalo Terastation NAS connected network.

  A message in Windows Vista, called "Restore Network Connection" States "an error occurred while reconnecting L: to \\TS-WXL25B\Share Microsoft Windows network: not enough memory is available to process this command."  The connection has not been restored. »

  What can I do?

  Hello Philippe,

  I'm guessing that you have already done this, but you have already tried a system restore to before it started?
  Since you can pin-point exactly when it started, I would say this:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-system-restore