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open-hardware-nas-command-not-found бьюсь уже наверное с этим недугом часа 2, гугл тоже не помогает особо на двух компьютерах в другой подсети наотказ нехочет 7 марта  2) Device Manager - Network Adapters - Uninstall Ethernet and Wireless adapters - Action, Scan for Hardware Changes to reinstall these devices and close Device Manger. Then.  I can also see the NAS referenced under Networks but if I try to access it I get the same Cannot access network attached storage / Error code: 0X The network path was not found messages. Support from WD has failed to resolve, and I can access the NAS via other methods to play media etc so the NAS appears to be working correctly and WD have advised this must be a Windows issue although my old laptop no longer perfect, it still partly functions and I can still access the NAS using it through the same network, running. Ran pip3 install homeassistant on mac and when running hass --open-ui I keep getting hass: command not found. Am thinking it has something to do with permissions/path but not sure exactly what to do to be able to run hass. Any help is much appreciated! idavid  Yeah that’s actually part of where I get stuck. I relieve the error message of hass command not found. This is where i guess I only know enough to be dangerous From what I think I know, the location of my python3 installation doesn’t have the right path variable set to use the hass command. Looks like OP was in the same boat and figured how to fix path to that. Apologizes for the noob ness of all these questions/explations any/alll assistance is appreciated!. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. I have a Windows 10 Laptop fully updated on a wireless network with an old Zyxel NSA connected directly to wireless router. Andersen 2. Looks to be open hardware nas command not found from last Windows Update using preview releases from Microsoft for Windows Glad to hear that your issue has been resolved.

Login Any terminal connection will require some information about the remote system that you want to connect to. The SSH username will be ' admin ' and the password will be the same password you use to login to the QTS desktop as the admin user.

Now, you just need a terminal program to remote-access the NAS. And that will depend on your operating-system: Windows You'll need to install a terminal client to create an SSH connection. After it's installed, you're ready to configure a connection to the NAS. Read here for how to find and launch it. Once you've launched 'Terminal', you are now at the command line. But it's on your local machine only.

Code: Select all uptime. Code: Select all ls -la. Code: Select all ll. Re: [HOWTO] use the Linux command line Post by Spider99 » Fri Dec 30, pm OneCD For windows users a better interface would be WinSCP which can be used in conjunction with putty to access the shell - but gives a nice windows graphical interface for browsing around and editing files directly as needed - it does a lot more than that but thats the basics.

I'll have to dust-off one of my Win VMs and try these out. Contact schumaku. And to you guys as well!

Re: [HOWTO] use the Linux command line Post by 2louis » Sun Jan 08, am Spider99 wrote: OneCD For windows users a better interface would be WinSCP which can be used in conjunction with putty to access the shell - but gives a nice windows graphical interface for browsing around and editing files directly as needed - it does a lot more than that but thats the basics.

Re: [HOWTO] use the Linux command line Post by razormoon » Sun Jan 08, am 2louis wrote: Spider99 wrote: OneCD For windows users a better interface would be WinSCP which can be used in conjunction with putty to access the shell - but gives a nice windows graphical interface for browsing around and editing files directly as needed - it does a lot more than that but thats the basics.

TVSiG 4. Only expensive, illegal or both. Re: [HOWTO] use the Linux command line Post by Spider99 » Mon Jan 09, am razormoon wrote: 2louis wrote: Spider99 wrote: OneCD For windows users a better interface would be WinSCP which can be used in conjunction with putty to access the shell - but gives a nice windows graphical interface for browsing around and editing files directly as needed - it does a lot more than that but thats the basics.

Re: RE: Re: [HOWTO] use the Linux command line Post by babuja » Tue Nov 07, pm Spider99 wrote: razormoon wrote: 2louis wrote: Spider99 wrote: OneCD For windows users a better interface would be WinSCP which can be used in conjunction with putty to access the shell - but gives a nice windows graphical interface for browsing around and editing files directly as needed - it does a lot more than that but thats the basics.

Ive have installed putty on windows and playing with juicssh on nexus How can i see all folders and files? Now my mapped drives to a NAS don't work, and when I try to access the server, I get a "windows security" pop up asking for the network credentials.

I type in the user name and password and it doesn't accept it. It says "User name or password is incorrect" which is not true I have played with the registry, credentials manager, and now the above steps, none of which worked.

Wednesday, January 22, PM. Have exactly the same problem with my IomegaEZ back up media but this did not solve my issue, my windows backup is now broken because my mapped drive to the NAS is disconnected. Any Solution Microsoft? Monday, March 24, PM. I don't understand why my system worked yesterday with the old setting and stopped today.

Regardless, changing that setting to "Use User Accounts" from "Allow Windows to manage homegroup connections" has resurrected an otherwise effectively dead unreachable NAS drive. Thursday, May 1, PM. I have the same problem but unfortunately nothing here has helped.

Tuesday, May 13, AM. This fix my problem 1. Run GPEdit. Hi Stormbolie, Thanks for the tip but unfortunately it didn't work for me. Tuesday, May 13, PM. Thursday, May 15, AM. Thankyou Thankyou and Thankyou sooooo much. This gave me months of misery and constant windows recovery to get it working again. I finally succumbed to my agony called in a PC repair guy and after two hours he couldn't fix it I saw your post Michael He still charged me yen cheeky bugger.

Sunday, June 1, AM. Bevan 2. Run PowerShell as Administrator 2. Thursday, June 26, PM. Sunday, July 6, PM. Sunday, July 20, AM. This has been bugging the crap Open Hardware Firewall Command Not Found out of me for a month. Your solution worked perfectly. Thank you very much :. Thursday, August 7, PM. It miraculously fixed my problem! Thursday, September 11, PM. I was pulling my hair not being able to access my NAS files via Explorer. Followed your instructions and now it works.

You saved my day. Thank you!!! Monday, October 6, AM. It worked like a charm! Wednesday, October 15, PM. Thanks a ton. Saved my day. Your suggestion worked perfectly. Friday, October 31, AM. Thanks to micaeldowns for the correct answer to the pesky problem. This suggestion did not work for me while connecting to samba share on a linux server. Monday, November 24, AM. I had been working off and on for weeks to try and figure out how to solve this problem Your solution worked the first time.

For me, the problem started when I moved my laptop from an ethernet switch same one as my two NAS boxes to another room with wireless only.

All the other laptops in the house continued to work fine, it was just the one that moved from ethernet to wireless. I hope Microsoft can fix this bug at some point. Sunday, February 1, PM. Tuesday, February 3, PM. Once the items are installed you should see the NAS. You might need to reboot. Thursday, February 5, AM. Thank you! Sunday, February 8, PM.

Thank you Michael, unbelievable! I spent three days trying to make it to work but all failed, It worked after following your valuable instructions. You saved me, thank you again for your excellent contribution.

Wednesday, March 11, AM. The following worked for me. In Control panel, change view to small icons so you can see all options. Select Credential Manager Click on Windows Credentials button at top of the list You will now see 3 categories of credentials. On top: Windows Credentials. Start, type cmd and run as an administrator. Good luck. Cheers Jeff. Sunday, March 22, PM.

Spent hours trying to fix this until I found your post. Great Open Media Vault Hardware Was Not Found help. Wednesday, April 1, AM. Thank you so much.. This problem was killing me and your instruction nailed it. Many tnx. Thursday, May 21, PM. Sunday, July 5, PM. Andersen 0. Help is very welcome! Wednesday, July 29, PM. Andersen 2. Tries for hours to get a server to connect with a desktop,Thanks A lot for the post followed the steps and had success with it working turns out that it was a port issue with the firewall.

Friday, July 31, AM. Tuesday, August 4, AM. Finally something worked for me! Tuesday, August 4, PM. Thank you very much!!! Monday, August 10, PM. Thank you very much. I have been fighting with this for days. Friday, September 4, AM. Now I can see my synology nas again!! Friday, September 11, PM. This solved the problem of not being able to access the NAS from the this computer menu option. I was able to create new folder link targets under Network Locations.

However, my programs still can't access the linked network folders. Friday, September 25, AM. Oh, thank you very much, machaeldowns, I'd like to add that your method works in Windows 10 too. Monday, October 19, PM.

All the solutions described here didn't work for me. My solution is: 1. Remove the check box from [Turn on automatic setup of network connected devices. Your NAS appeared on your network! Regards, Ali Tweel. Thursday, October 29, AM. Hello Michael, Although this solution is 2 years old.

Sunday, November 8, AM. This great fix works on Windows 10 TH2. Sunday, November 22, PM. Running cmd as administrator: netsh winsock reset Hat tip: Geeks In Phoenix. Thursday, January 14, PM. Friday, January 22, AM. Obfolo 0. Monday, January 25, PM. Wednesday, February 10, AM. As others have noted this fix works.

After trying many other supposed fixes, I found michaeldowns' post. It worked like a charm. Can't thank you enough!!! Friday, February 12, PM. MyBookLive I was getting the errors mentioned above in the original post: Error code: 0X The network path was not found Missing Winsock protocols.

I hope this saves others from many wasted hours! Thursday, March 17, AM. Sunday, March 27, PM. You sir are a legend. You just saved so much grief Thank you so much!! Friday, April 1, PM. Hi All, The fix for me was quite simple and quick. Simply changing the network location to private resolved the problem. Hope this helps someone else! Friday, April 8, AM. Wednesday, May 18, PM.

Cheers and good luck to all others haveing troubles Sunday, May 29, AM. While this is not a universal fix, it's worth trying if you are using a PIN to logon. Sunday, May 29, PM. Monday, June 20, PM. Sunday, July 10, AM. Tuesday, August 16, PM. I bought a new SSD and installed a new copy of Windows Before the new install the drive was fine until one drive failed. Any ideas? Saturday, October 1, PM. Well done Michael. This worked a treat!

Sunday, October 9, AM. It worked on several machines for me. Regards, lex. Thursday, October 13, PM. Thanks so much for sharing; yours was the only answer I found online to help me with this issue. Thanks Again! Sunday, October 16, PM. Wednesday, October 26, AM. Tuesday, November 8, PM.

My obscure solution - not seen here. It requires a simple change in the registry. Look at two sets of registry keys. I wasted many hours trying to find this solution and hope it helps someone else. Tuesday, November 15, PM. Thanks so much Started fiddling with etchosts but found your post and went straight to your suggested answer and it worked straight off. Thursday, December 15, PM. Removing the drivers seemed to crack it.

Thanks for sharing. Worked like a charm for me. Monday, December 26, PM. Worked Great! Thanks for sharing I realize it's 3 years later. Friday, January 27, PM. Saturday, January 28, PM. Awesome, thank you Bazzerby. Enabling SMB 1. After trying 50 other methods that did not work. Saturday, February 11, PM. Thursday, February 16, PM. Friday, March 3, AM. Worked perfectly thanks for sharing this information very helpful. Friday, March 3, PM.

Stormbolie This fixed my issue. Thank you. Edited by grasshope Tuesday, March 14, AM. Tuesday, March 14, AM.

Tuesday, April 18, PM. Thanks for this! It worked on my Windows 10 Pro system like a charm! Saturday, April 22, PM. Thanks guys. Wednesday, May 17, PM. Tuesday, June 6, PM. The solution in the original post didn't work for me in Windows 10 , however this one did! I recommend anybody to try this solution first - one tick of a check box, and all my frustration was gone in a flash!

Wednesday, June 14, PM. Glad I found your tip or I would have spent hours fighting with this. Friday, June 16, AM. Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to write all this down. I followed your instructions and it worked like a charm! Thursday, June 22, AM. Tuesday, July 4, PM.

Friday, August 11, PM. Thought I would share my findings. Saturday, August 19, AM. Wednesday, September 27, PM. I spent my whole day trying different solutions to no avail. I don't know why SMB 1. Wednesday, October 18, PM. I used regedit to update AllowInsecureGuestAuth to 1. Looks to be set from last Windows Update using preview releases from Microsoft for Windows Tuesday, October 31, AM.

Thanks ,helpful. Sunday, November 5, PM. Hi, I Have windows 10 Enterprise in my laptop and I have the same question for this error code. Monday, November 13, AM. Recent change to virgin superhub3.

This fix was the only one that worked to establish access to my netgear readynas duo from laptop Thursday, November 23, PM. I tried the solutions proposed by Michael but unfortunately they did not work for me. What did work was to modify the post by Bazzerby above. I first disabled the SMB 1. The machine was restarted. I then enabled ticked the box SMB 1. Hope this helps others. Tuesday, November 28, AM.

Hi there any one can help me when i am accessing the system on which the printer is installed and shared with other nodes but today after the updates of windows 10 pro i am unable to access the system, either the nslookup is authenticate the Domain server. Wednesday, November 29, AM. Thanks it worked for me. Wednesday, December 6, AM.

This fix worked for me. Thank you for sharing. Friday, December 29, AM. Thursday, January 4, PM. Friday, February 9, PM. I am having a similar issue but none of these trips has helped me thus far. Anyone ever had an issue like this? Tuesday, February 20, AM. Thanks a million! Your solution did it like a breeze! I use Windows 10, by the way. Your post is four years old, but it still does the trick!

Thanks a lot! Monday, February 26, PM. Omgsh that worked wonderfully! Thank you so much! Friday, March 2, AM. Friday, March 9, AM. Thanks Open Source Quadcopter Hardware Not Found to Bazzerby!!! THIS was the fix that worked for me.

Friday, April 20, PM. Thanks fixed my problem on Windows Saturday, April 21, PM. Monday, April 23, PM. Tuesday, May 1, PM. Thursday, May 3, PM. Tried numerous other fixes after losing Windows Explorer access to my NAS - and step Microsoft network client: Digitally sign communications if server agrees did the trick. Sunday, May 27, PM. Hi Maybe this could help someone. Restarted the laptop and was able to access NAS.

Tuesday, June 12, AM. Christensen 1. Wednesday, June 20, PM. Thanks Bill. Tuesday, July 10, AM. I am running W10 64bit home If that makes a difference. Edited by bibarnes Tuesday, July 10, AM.

Wednesday, August 15, PM. Monday, August 27, PM. I have 3 synology NASes. Never had a problem before from WinXP to Win Hope this helps. Monday, September 17, PM. Specifically this note bothered me, since my NAS devices worked fine in the past. If the SMBv1 client is not used for 15 days in total excluding the computer being turned off , it automatically uninstalls itself.

Edited by ep7 Monday, October 8, PM added note. Monday, October 8, PM. Top notch - fixed it! Sunday, October 14, PM. Tuesday, November 6, AM. Saturday, December 1, AM. The above worked for me when I did a Shutdown. I could access them by clicking on each of the red crossed drives in Explorer and they would then turn to green.

Still frustrated but thanks for the tip. Saturday, December 22, AM. Sunday, January 6, PM. Yeah ha it worked!!! Stormbolie, your idea worked. Friday, January 18, PM. There is a trade off in security. I've been beating my head against a wall for a week trying to figure this out and as I half expected, it was one simple setting on my Win 10 Enterprise laptop that was incorrect. Monday, January 28, PM.

Edited by adff1 Wednesday, January 30, PM. Wednesday, January 30, PM. It used to work well on Windows 7. I had the software that installed with it running and signed on, but Windows always asks for a password that it rejects when accessing the network share through Windows explorer. Also, when I tried syncing the files to Windows for offline access, I can't get the drive to open anything anymore.

Not even an admin web page. Saturday, February 2, AM. Windows has to be told to work with old devices only supporting SMB 1. Saturday, March 2, PM. Many thanks. This fix did the trick. You saved me so many hours of frustration. Saturday, March 23, PM. Had to do a subset of the original solution posted in this thread to fix it: Device Manager - Network Adapters - Uninstall Ethernet and Wireless adapters - Action, Scan for Hardware Changes to reinstall these devices.

Saturday, May 18, PM. Bart, although your solution fixes the problem I would rethink the answer if I were you. Kind regards, Jack. Wednesday, July 31, AM. Just tick the SMB client. You don't need the others. No idea why, but this did the trick for me.

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