Windows 10: Attempting Map Drive to Buffalo Personal Cloud Storage

Hello,Using laptop with recently upgraded W11. Trying to map for personal cloud storage to my Buffalo LinkStation 210.Quick Access>>Show More Options>>Map Network DriveI am absolutely using the correct password and username, but it keeps giving me an error and not allowing the connection. I went through the Buffalo help for an hour, and they indicated it was a security setting on the Microsoft side of things. I can't get any phone or chat support, so figured I'd try posting here. Thank you.

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How to mount cloud storage as drive letters / mapped network drives

I'd like to mount Google Drive as a mapped network drive. (Then use the drive letter for programs so I can get the size of files/folders in my cloud storage, search for specific file/folders as well as able to search for file dups).

I've searched online and found a handful of products offerings including

• NetDrive
• TNT Drive
• Cloudberry Drive
• ExpanDrive
• CloudMounter
• SME

Does anyone have some real-life, hands-on experience with any of these (or other products) they might recommend? Of course, something free would be ideal but I don't mind paying something (reasonable) for s/w that meets my needs
I'll also be adding OneDrive down the road so would like support for that as well

Thanks for any feedack/information!!

 

Map a Drive

Yasshiel

Very many thanks

Kindest regards

Ian

 

Map a Drive

I have never tried on Dropbox, but mapping a drive is possible in OneDrive:

How to Map OneDrive as a Network Drive to See All Your Files

OneDrive Tip: Map Your Cloud Storage as a Drive in File Explorer

So maybe the steps are similar? I tried searching for a way to get the address to map it but I cannot find. So maybe it's not possible for Dropbox.

The other alternative I can think is mapping the local Drop box folder to a drive letter.