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Author Topic: Vista 32 Bit Laptop shut down and driver problem - please help  (Read 3171 times)

nyandrews

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Hello,

I am using an HP laptop with Windows Vista 32 Bit software.  I am not able to install the DNS-321 specific driver.  Additionally, when I am connected to the NAS unit my laptop will not shut down.  When attempting to shut down in enters a loop and restarts after 5 minutes.

Two other laptops that are working perfectly. They too are not able to install the DNS-321 driver and are using the generic Microsoft driver instead.

I called support and they recommended turning off firewalls and antivirus software when installing the driver - this of course did not help.

Has anyone been able to install the DNS-321 drivers?  It sure seems their drivers are not written correctly. Additionally, they are not signed/verified properly

Does anyone have any suggestions? Anything at this point would be a great help.  I have completely read this forum and found other users to have this same problem with no solution as well.


Thanks!

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Doogie123

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Re: Vista 32 Bit Laptop shut down and driver problem - please help
« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2011, 05:36:42 PM »

There is a driver??  I used the explore on th disk, DCHP from router gave it an ip (if you dont use a router, youll have to use static ip or maybe the inter DCHP??) Omapped the drive and thats it..  I also installed the Unpn server media server.. No ftp atm.. and I am running Windows 7..  Windows 7 makes it alot easier to manage a workgroup than XP or Vista does..  Check the DHCP maybe, and then upgrade to win 7 heh..

More info would be helpful also.. like router type(many new routers have options that will affect the why it handles a NAS like QOS, Upnp..)..What kind of nic etc.. Can you see it under explore?  can teh disk that came with the NAS find it and map it to your laptop??  It must be mapped to show as a "local" drive..


Another thing Ive seen. With DHCP on, if you unplug power from router, it wil assign new ips to teh devices on the network in the order the router finds them.. Ive lost my "map" to the drive when messing around with the router..  It should still show under explorer however..

have you tried accessing the nas via internet explorer or firefox??  you just type in the ip (HTTP:\\192.666.222.11 etc) and it should open up the log in page..
« Last Edit: April 28, 2011, 05:41:12 PM by Doogie123 »
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