I noticed that device information from both servers can be extracted via: It doesn’t looks However, can you give more details? The IP address of the NAS and the Mediaserver should be the same, the ports are only do you mean with ‘my finder’? ‘WD Discovery’? “DISCLAIMER: Be aware that this will void your warranty and is only to be used as a last resort when you have no dashboard or SSH”
When reading the disclaimer of next links If you still have access to the device **via ethernet (please no wifi for data recover! ) **then map shared folders in your os and copy your data to a backup (your PC HDDs or external HDDs) using utils like free file sync and/or file managment like not progressing, no solution yet. Your speed problem is a different matter you have a problem in your lan setup (wifi and/or 100mbps devices). Your post is a little off topic but i will try to help you. Has anyone ever opend the housing? There are no screws visible - I am more than willing to trash the device but not the HDD. I desperately need to get my data back before I can throw awway this (brand new) piece of electronic scrap! I am really close to ripping the case apart, grap the HDD, put it into a USB case in order to restore my data. The device don’t responds to the “reset” button either. Read the instuctions and download the removal tool here Try uninstalling avast via remove programs first, once completed or if not possible reboot into safe mode ( tap F8 while booting the system ) and run the removal tool for all previous versions of avast installed then reboot back into normal mode and reinstall a fresh copy of avast that you should download before removing your old version.The same happend to me yesterday (after 7 days of usage)! Anyone got a solution so far?Īdditionally my device has become extremly slow (1-2 MB/s) thus I can’t really access my data anymore! Is there any solution!? I contacted WD support, but no response until now. A little more explanation and instructions would be helpful
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