Windows 10: After Win 11 24H2 i lost access to my NAS server in my network

I get this message when i try to open the network Where do I find my company security policy ?And how do i change it so I can access my NAS server ?

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NAS server not visible


We have a NAS server on the network. One of our laptops recently got destroyed by water damage and had to be replaced. The new laptop is Win 10, and the NAS server is not visible on the network. On the old, now water-damaged laptop (Win 7), the NAS server had a desktop shortcut, so even if it wasn't visible on the network, the files could still be accessed.

How can I either force the computer to recognize the NAS server, or create a desktop icon that is linked to it without it being visible in the network listing?

Thanks.

 

Accessing NAS in windows 10

Hi. Have a Synology NAS ds211j. From My desktop computer running on Win 8.1 I can add My NAS as a net server. After upgrading my Surface Pro 2 to win 10, I see the NAS in my network and I can access it from my browser but it is not possible to connect to
as a network resource.

Tried to connect as member or homegroup or as disconnected from homegroup. All other settings are the same as in windows 8 and I have also set up network sharing without password. Since I also want to use it as a printserver, which is no problem in win 8
I hope there is an answer.

Any suggestions on how to access the NAS on win 10?

Larzzer

Actually, after todays upgrade, it work!

 

Can't find NAS in Network Discovery in Windows Explorer

I followed this tutorial and set up my OpenVPN Server and bound my NAS to it so that in order to access my NAS one would either have to be connected to my LAN or if they're outside my LAN then they'd have to be connected to my OpenVPN Server first All works fine BUT I can't discover my NAS (its hostname) in Windows Explorer -> Network (discovery?) FTP and printer sharing are enabled in the network settings in Windows. I followed every single step of the tutorial