Thread: Windows 7 rejects to connect to NAS.

Many looks this problem-Windows 7 doesn't to connect to the NAS device can be seen on Explorer NAS, but while the two, click the user name and password are often asked for-till now know that they are valid Google quickly read several similar incidents out there-but what does 'official from Microsoft-now at least, so does anyone have any more details on this, please let us know if you find anything about this problem.

If you are looking for, you will discover that when there were problems communicating with NAS devices, because the NAS devices/aren … Not weilmachid with Vista/Win7 and generally require a firmware update. This accesses the NAS device, for mftr Microsoft. NAS devices a few Linux firmware, Zouk and often with old version of Samba. Vista no problems connecting to Unix/Linux computers, hardware and Vista need to check LAN Manager to change to work with Samba. Windows 7, though, it's not. My box Windows 7 on my connectivity problems, not OS X and Linux machines.

I stay, make sure that it is not trouble Windows 7-slightly due to the number and variety of disorders, which I have read about my own issues remain wanting for some time and reading a stack of posts on the site. Use multiple machines on my network (Win XP, Win 2000 and the station link US with alternative Linux) and all have undertaken to musically collaborate (in a workgroup). Unfortunately My newly acquired machines Windows 7 cannot access shared resources on a link or a shared printer that is currently on your computer, Windows 2000, and is available to offer anyone who is connected to the network.

I have the exact problems like, simply purchase a new laptop with Windows 7. Each client in the network is running XP SP3 and links missing trouble with both my Linux NAS devices. Portable Windows 7 will attach to those devices in XP but not Linux shares, despite that he see them on the network. Don 't persisting on the firmware upgrade NAS devices so while my customers XP completely combine Linux shares. If XP is running, Windows 7 should be too.