I have a purchased a WD EX2 Ultra to storage my videos and photos and thought this will be the best option for backup using RAID. Unfortunately, I was so wrong. I thought is a user-friendly platform but when reading solution it seems you need to be a master in IT
Anyway
I need to find a way to transfer files fast and easy to and from NAS drive. Install Good synch but is so confusing and complicated and thought windows explorer will be an easier option but again issue is to instal a drive that Windows can see it. Mapping brings an error and try fallow many solution I found hear and on WD site but nothing seems work for me. Possible is any other free software you can use to transfer files easy as Total COmander back in 90âs lol
Hi @Marcin1 I have the same device as you and Iâll help you to make it work, ok?
Iâm assuming that you have already set up your NAS and have access to its web management. If you donât, let me know.
First. Go to Users and create a username with a strong password. If you want this user to have only local access, donât add an e-mail to their profile.
When you create a username, the system will automatically create a Share (a directory that can be accessed through the network) with the same name as your username.
Thatâs ok, but letâs say you want shares that have more generic names like Photos, Movies, Documents, etc⊠For that, click on Shares and create a new share.
Click on the newly created share and
turn off Public
turn on Recycle Bin
On User Access, enable Read/Write for your previously created username.
Here your WD must be all set
Now follow these instructions to map your new share on your computer:
Under the âNetwork Locationâ in Windows Explorer there is visible my server %Hejprzygodo% but in there is only 3 folder Video, Music, Photos (enclosed photo) which are from Publick shared server folder.
Great! If possible, remove those â%â from the name of your NAS. This can cause many problems on Windows.
Instead of âBrowse for folderâ, type: \\%Hejprzygodo%\Photos-Videos then click next.