Nas 200

[musicmanohyeah]

Maybe your firewall is timing out the process of transfer from your computer to NAS.

Elevate your Admin Previlages. What is your Windows 7 version?

[go5]

I have turned off the firewall....

So I have just finished reinstalling my OS, 7 Ultimate.

I reset the NAS and also setup again. I mapped a drive. No problem. Started copying files, again no problem.

I started to transfer a large amount of data and again it stopped and now when I try and copy any size file, it gives me the "you do not have permission" error.

[musicmanohyeah]

Elevate your admin previlages. Go to Control Panel > User Accounts > UAC then lower down the security level.

[go5]

Change the admin settings.

I think this is a windows 7 compatability thing.

AfterI had changed the admin privelages and restarted the computer, the NAS again allows me to copy a single file. I try multiple files and it then says I don't have permission. I try a single file again, nope, same error again.

Anybody use their NAS with Win 7 Ultimate, 64 BIT?

[jac_goudsmit]

I have two Win7/x64 machines in my network and a few XP machines, and they all use the NAS200. But I run my own firmware, plus changes to the Samba configuration (see the FAQ, question W3). The Samba configuration changes seem to alleviate some problems I had in the past with Win7.

===Jac

[go5]

so bump from the dead...

I have installed the jac firmware and I can access the drive, map drives but cannot read or write to the drive.

gives me "do not have permission" error.

[jac_goudsmit]

You're logged in as guest. See #1 below.

===Jac

[go5]

That was done already, double checked. Same problem

[go5]

so just reset the NAs and tried again. No luck still says I need permission to copy to the drive.