Windows 11
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From Windows 11 I am unable to connect to my NAS Server Getting Error
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Richard
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Hello Everyone
Before I was able to connect to my NAS Server through File Explorer under the network tab. I would click on network and then TrueNAS and a credential box would pop up to enter my username and password. I do not have any saved credentials in credentials manager, and I always input my username and password when logging in. Yesterday morning I did not try to log on to the server. I did however update my bios. About three hours later i tried to log on to my server and received an error (see attached). I also noticed in the credential box for username and password near the bottom it says the username and password are incorrect before I type anything into the boxes. I am however able to connect to my TrueNAS from my laptop using windows 10 as well i can log on to the server through my browser on my windows 11 machine. I feel that it is my main computer using windows 11. Please Help Thank you
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Richard 0 Reputation points
2023-04-09T05:11:48.36+00:00 I just wanted to let everyone know that at this time I have fixed my problem going on two weeks now. I just added a username and password to the window credential manager. I was told to remove any username and password in credential manager but at that time i had no username or password in credential manager. Now I do and everything is working. Thank you for your time.