Unfortunately I have a DANISH version - I'll try to see if I can do it right !
THX !
Windows update 20H2
KeldSor
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My system was forced-updated some days ago.
After that update I have to RE-BOOT the system or else it will not recognize my NAS-drive.
If I try to access the NAS after the first boot - it will just spend a lot of time before an empty window comes up showing nothing !
I then RE-boot and then I'm back to normal.
How can I cure that ?
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KeldSor 396 Reputation points
2021-05-01T04:21:16.957+00:00 I'm not sure what cured it, but today it worked - and I did nothing to try solve the problem !
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Teemo Tang 11,581 Reputation points2021-04-26T06:56:39.533+00:00 Try to disconnect your NAS-drive and clear the record in Credential Manager.
Run Shared Folders troubleshooter in Settings->Update&Security->Torublehsoot->Additional troubleshooters
Next, manually re-add your NAS-drive as a network location.
Reboot computer to check result.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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