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I have a Maxtor "Shared Storage Plus" and wish to back-up my PC to that drive
- however, even though it is not password protected, Windows "Backup and Restore Center" wont let me backup to that drive without typing in a password... which as I said it doesn't have. And yes, I have tried creating a password but it still doesn't work. Any ideas? I really need some help here guys... Thanks. |
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Can you access this drive from Windows Explorer?
-- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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The Maxtor NAS devices are said to be fixed in later builds Post-RC1. A
couple workarounds may be(Quote Dan)... 1. Use all-caps machine name and lower-case username, as in MYNASBOX\dan 2. Try an IP address rather than a machine name or domain\machine name, as in 192.168.123.123\dan. 3. You also want to make sure that the account (e.g. "dan" above) has full access to the share; in the Maxtor web UI, this is a setting that is called out. 4. Set HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\contro l\LSA\LMCompatibilityLevel to 2 This is not a recommended setting since it downgrades the security of the Windows Vista machine and users should be aware of security implications as specified in KB-147706."Jimmy Brush" wrote in ... Can you access this drive from Windows Explorer? -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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IN reply to Jimmy Brush - yes I can back it up through exlporer with no
passwords needed. And thanks for the info John. I will play with those settings now. "John [MS]" wrote: The Maxtor NAS devices are said to be fixed in later builds Post-RC1. A couple workarounds may be(Quote Dan)... 1. Use all-caps machine name and lower-case username, as in MYNASBOX\dan 2. Try an IP address rather than a machine name or domain\machine name, as in 192.168.123.123\dan. 3. You also want to make sure that the account (e.g. "dan" above) has full access to the share; in the Maxtor web UI, this is a setting that is called out. 4. Set HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\contro l\LSA\LMCompatibilityLevel to 2 This is not a recommended setting since it downgrades the security of the Windows Vista machine and users should be aware of security implications as specified in KB-147706."Jimmy Brush" wrote in ... Can you access this drive from Windows Explorer? -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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What is the error reported back ? (Invalid Password, Access Denied, Network
not found etc) If possible, a network capture would be very useful.. "intclass" wrote in message news ![]() IN reply to Jimmy Brush - yes I can back it up through exlporer with no passwords needed. And thanks for the info John. I will play with those settings now. "John [MS]" wrote: The Maxtor NAS devices are said to be fixed in later builds Post-RC1. A couple workarounds may be(Quote Dan)... 1. Use all-caps machine name and lower-case username, as in MYNASBOX\dan 2. Try an IP address rather than a machine name or domain\machine name, as in 192.168.123.123\dan. 3. You also want to make sure that the account (e.g. "dan" above) has full access to the share; in the Maxtor web UI, this is a setting that is called out. 4. Set HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\contro l\LSA\LMCompatibilityLevel to 2 This is not a recommended setting since it downgrades the security of the Windows Vista machine and users should be aware of security implications as specified in KB-147706."Jimmy Brush" wrote in ... Can you access this drive from Windows Explorer? -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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I f I have a password setup it tells me that the accounts are invalid, yet
when I have no passwords/accounts (public access) it wont let me proceed without an account name and password - even though there isn't one. I have no issues at all when accessing the drive through the network - only when I try and back up onto the drive. "Prashanth Prahalad [MSFT]" wrote: What is the error reported back ? (Invalid Password, Access Denied, Network not found etc) If possible, a network capture would be very useful.. |