Windows 10: Seagate Central NAS issue Error 80070035

Hi,

Hopefully someone can help me!

I've got a Seagate Central NAS drive which I use for storing all my media. It also used by our Sonos so we can listen to music without having a laptop on.

Up until recently I have used it without issue, however I have now stopped being able to access it on my laptop. My wife can access it on her laptop fine. I just get an error saying Network path not found. (Error 80070035).

I can see the drive on my network page, and I can access the drive through its online login, which also appears on my network page - but this does not give me full access to the drive. I'm running windows 10 home (My wife is running windows 10 pro)

I have googled, and I know this is a fairly common problem, and if you delete all your networking settings and drivers, then start again it should work. On mine that doesn't fix it. I've tried disabling my firewall, but that makes no difference either. I've tried connecting directly to the nas drive - no difference. I've tried deleting the credentials, then reinstating them - doesn't work. I tried writing on the microsoft forum - they couldn't help. I've also tried enabling Netbios over TCP/IP. Also didn't work.

Basically I'm at my wits end trying to figure out why I can't access this drive.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Ben

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Problem accessing seagate central nas foldes

I'm running a windows 10 PC, having recently upgraded from windows 7.

I'd had no issues connecting to my Seagate central NAS under 7, and following the upgrade it was working fine.

1 week ago, the start menu failed on me, so I've performed a reinstall of windows (over the top of the existing installation)

since then, I'm unable to access both public and private shares on my NAS

I can see the drive in windows explorer, I can ping it. I can connect to the management dashboard using http:, however, trying to connect (\\<name>) I get an error "the network path was not found"

I've turned the machine and the NAS off and on again

I've tried adding credentials in the windows account manager to match that on the nas.

I've tried temporarily opening up the firewall through an exclusion rule for its IP address

Anyone have any ideas of where to go next?

 

Problem accessing seagate central nas foldes

Hi Kavin,

I suggest you to post your query on TechNet for specialized assistance with the issue by following the below link:

Technet forums - Windows 10 Networking

Thank you.