You are going to have to build a startup script to use net use in command, to map those shares to be connected.
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You have to map them if you are using them in place of say a person's My Document directory, etc.. There have also been problems with 10, that if you do not map the network shares, you cannot access them.
Every time Microsofts prorammers touch 10's code, they screw it up even more, every time. At this point a lot of people are considering what is currently rolling out as just Beta code, that is not prime time ready, because of all of the continuous problems that it is having.
Before the other day when i did a fresh install of Windows 10 on my laptop i never had this problem before. Below is a picture of My Networks.
My Networks On My Laptop
I have windows 10 on my HTPC in my living room and my nas picks up on that as you can see in the pictures below.
My HTPC showing my nas in My Network.
Windows 10 always sees my WD My Cloud Mirror whenever I format. Things I can think of are the NAS settings, firewall on PC/router, AntiVirus such as Avast can block local network.
Today i reinstalled Windows 8.1 from fresh and my NAS was back in My Network. Does this mean it's a Windows 10 problem?.
Right I've just upgraded over the fresh Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 and my NAS was in My Network but it disappeared after I installed the update (Windows Home, version 1511, 10586. What is this update for?.
Maybe this is just a band-aid, but it works for me. Try this
1. Start > File Explorer
2. Expand Network (left pane)
3. Then in the address bar do what you did to see the NAS box
4. Now look at the left pane and your NAS box will show up under Network
5. Right mouse click on the NAS and select "Pin to Quick Links"
6. Under Quick Links above you will see the NAS
Mine sticks, reboots and shutdowns. Every time I go to File Explorer there it is, one click and I am in. I just did this with my USB thumb drive (used as external storage on router) that was doing the same thing along with my NAS boxes.
This is just a band-aid for what I think you are looking for to do; one click in to your NAS. If not sorry
Update the FreeNas Samba software and everything else. Also check the IPTables.
If you have not touched it in a year. It needs to be updated.
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