• Zyxel Nas Starter Utility

Hi Riccardo, To better assist you, we need to ask you some questions: Do you need to install Zyxel NAS Starter Utility in order for you to access the form?

Thanks for your interests. Please read the Release Note carefully before updating firmware or installing software. Also, please be aware Zyxel is not responsible for damages if firmware, software, or other files are not installed according to the Release Note instructions. You can click to download the Release Note. Notes to download the latest security gateway firmware: We've made some changes to better serve you. Please log into your myZyxel account to obtain the latest firmware, ZLD4.25 for ZyWALL USG security gateway.

Don't have an account yet?. Previous versions of firmware are still available on the Zyxel corporate website.

Hi, We appreciate you for being a part of Windows 10. We need more information to help you better. Is the system connected to domain network?. Have you updated the network drivers in your computer? Reference: Meanwhile, I suggest you to refer to the suggestions provided by the Smithhead9 on May 7, 2015 and check if it helps. Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with the issue. We are glad to assist you.

Thanks and regards. T Kiran Kishore.

Forum Moderator OneDrive, Support Engineer. I have tried updating the network drivers but in each case the message that I received was that they were the best drivers available. The NAS I have is a ZyXEL NAS540. I am able to access the NAS via the recommended ZyXEL NAS Starter Utility software but not from the network icon in the Windows 10 file explorer. Neither can I see my WD MyBook Live or my LG NAS both of which I was able to access in Window 7 & 8. I have two other computers connected to the network and I can view them and exchange files between them with no problem. I have have since read in other posts that it seems to be a common problem amongst Windows 10 users.

I've had similar problems for months but finally cracked it. I thought it was my BT router but it's completely down to windows 10. My steps to solution, which may not all be required were:.

ensure client networks for windows is installed (not a problem my installation but essential). TCP/IP advanced settings, WINS, NetBIOS settings to DEFAULT (this might be have been critical). in Windows features, turn on SMB 1.0/CIFS file sharing support, This was NOT enabled by default on my clean windows 10 pro installation I also checked that the shares were active, I think I disabled them in my trouble-shooting by accident. Prior to installing win 10 it all worked quite nicely. I could log into the NSA320/NAS via the administrative control panel, also I could detect using the Zyxel NAS detector interface.

Zyxel Nas Starter Utility

I did NOT require any shifty looking drivers from adware driven websites.