Windows 10: Space on iSCSI NAS drive not available in Windows after adding drives to NAS appliance

I recently added extra storage space on my Synology RS1219+ NAS appliance that is connected to a Windows 2016 server with iSCSI. The appliance now shows the extra space, but the mapped drive in Windows still shows the original size for the disk. I cannot expand it like this. I am assuming that I need to re-initialize the iSCSI connection in Windows, but I didn't set this up and have never set up an iSCSI connection myself. Is there maybe a power shell command or an easy way to achieve this? Thanks for any input.

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Windows 10 - NAS Drive

I have recently purchased a 4 bay NAS drive. Whilst I can access the drive with the bundled software I can't see the drive as a network attached device in the Windows 10 file explorer. I have previously had a WD Mybook Live and an LG NAS running fine in
Windows 7 & 8. Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

 

Map NAS Drive

I just purchased a new computer and would like to map my NAS drive. I was able to do this with my old computer but for some reason, the NAS does not show up as a computer on the new one. I can see the NAS drive as a media and other device but cannot map
the drive from here. It only gives me the option to view the device web page or open media player. I do allow network sharing, have enabled netbios over tcpip but nothing has worked. Any suggestions?

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NAS drive is not visible in Explorer

I have a puzzling issue. I have a laptop with Windows 8.1 (wireless attached), I have recently added a Windows 10 PC (cable attached) to temporarily replace my old server and I have update a further PC from WIN7 to WIN10 (wireless attached).

On the updated PC(WIN10) I can see the NAS drive in Explorer listed under NETWORK in the left hand pane.

Since this was updated I can no longer see the NAS drive, listed under NETWORK, in either the laptop or the temporary server replacement PC. What I have on these two devices is a NAS icon listed under NETWORK LOCATIONS in the right hand pane.

Although I can manage the NAS from all the PCs, and as such isn't a problem, I don't understand why this is and even after much trawling through of settings I can not find a reason

Any help?

Addendum: I also have an old WIN7 PC on the network as well and that does not show the NAS drive under NETWORK and neither does it have a NETWORK LOCATIONS icon either.

There is also a satellite receiver that is on the network (I had forgotten about it as it isn't used much) and this is ONLY visible on the WIN7 PC.