“…try showing us what ‘ls /etc/samba’ shows.” I recognize “ls” as a UNIX command and /etc as a UNIX directory.

I have it grayed out because I don’t have a remote desktop from which to work. Windows’s “Connect with remote desktop connection” is for letting remote desktops connect to this PC, not to let this PC connect to DASD on the network. I don’t have a UNIX or Linux system from which to issue it. Secure Shell (ssh) is not a recognized Windows DOS command. “Add devices and printers” doesn’t list “disk” or “storage” as an addable device and M圜loud is already listed as an “other” device under “Bluetooth and other devices.” The only option presented there is to remove the device from the network, It fails when I specify the URL for M圜loud instead of one for some service over the Internet. “Add a network location” is for enrolling in *commercial *cloud services. “Access media server” addresses the wrong personality I want to access the raw device. Since I can’t see M圜loud’s contents, I can’t see its folders (i.e., parts of the file system) to map any. It wants to map a drive letter to a “folder” instead of to an external device itself. “Map network drive” works differently now and uses a higher-level UI which recognizes no devices on my network. There have been many Windows Explorer interface changes. “Can you map the My Cloud to a drive letter?” Apparently not. This is no help for manually copying files from my laptop to M圜loud, which is what I really want to do and which I could do easily before.ĭoes this sound related to your problem, or is it a different problem for which there’s an easy-to-no solution? When I click on either of those, it doesn’t expand the file system, either, it merely opens a browser tab for the respective web interface, either the UI for M圜loud as a storage device or to the Twonky Server for M圜loud as a media streaming device. It shows icons for M圜loud’s two personalities, instead. M圜loud is now showing in File Explorer, but when I click on it, it doesn’t expand M圜loud’s file system as before. I don’t know if Windows’s latest update is responsible, or not, but one day when I clicked on Network on the left of the File Explorer window, it stopped showing M圜loud on the network. I’ve always accessed M圜loud on my home network via Windows File Explorer.

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