Recent content by Trebo58

dacrone, all your work, I fear, has been in vain, as all was working last night, and I am back to square one... I have up to now used the same process four times to set up my NAS, and once it's all set up bang it's gone again... I am beginning to think someone is changing everything when I set...

I ran the scan again, and it found the D-Link; I opened it up, and Volume_1 was present. When I double-clicked, all the new folders were present; also, the D-Link has a USB attached, and when opened, shows its contents... Double-clicked Volume _1 opened up the Windows Explorer window Network...

Thanks. I ran the software, and it did not locate the NAS IP address.

Thanks, dacrone for joining in to help... But I am not sure about step 2 2) have you tried via IP and not name (\\ip.ip.ip.ip\subfolder)?

Thanks, Freebooter, for your prompt reply. Here are the results. Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.4602] (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Windows\System32>Net view all System error 53 has occurred. The network path was not found. ---------------------------------...

Thanks, Berton for the prompt reply.. here are the results. As you can see the NAS drive is found, but Access is denied

Hello, and A happy New Year to you all. Okay, down to my problem... Some of you may know me from the Windows 10 forum, where I asked questions on setting up a NAS D-Link 320l; it has been running flawlessly since then, even upgrading OS to Win 11, no problem. The problem occurred when one of...

Hi, can anyone confirm this is a sound card for my laptop? The seller insists it's a sound card, but I am sure it's just an audio board and not a sound card. However, if I am wrong, this could solve my problem or confirm this is all down to software (IDT) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/116313824342...

Thanks, TraderGary, for your help; you are correct; however, it only offers Windows, XP, Vista, and Windows 7; as I am running Windows 11, it does not recognise the OS... I have tried all three to no avail.

Thanks, cerberus, for indirectly bringing to my attention my typo; I have updated the date. again thanks

New to this forum and have been on the Win10 since 2021. I love to take old relics (laptops) and give them a new lease of life, so this time, I have a beast of a machine, a Dell M6400. Have loaded it with Win 11. I know it's a bit presumptuous, but with 16GB of RAM, it has no issues; slow on...