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Two alternative methods to map the shared folder as the network drive in Windows

Last modified date: 2022-03-30

Please help to install Qfinder and check if you can find NAS in the list. As the example below,we could know the NAS IP Address is 10.64.72.60.

Method 1:

1.1.Point at the NAS you want to connect, Find Connect and click Storage Plug & Connect

1.2 Fill in the username and password and press okay.

1.3 Choose a shared folder from the Folder list and select Map the Network Drive.

1.4 Specify the drive letter.

1.5.1 The shared folder is now mounted as a network drive.

1.5.2 The shared folder is now mounted as a network drive.

Method 2:

2.1.1 Click on network drives

2.1.2 Press Okay.

Or 2.2 You could directly put the ip address of NAS into the address bar of Windows file explorer by \\NAS_IP_address

2.3 Shared Folders on the NAS should be listed in file explorer , Right click on a shared folder and select Map network drive...

2.4 Specify the drive letter

2.5 The shared folder is now mounted as a network drive.

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