

Alternatively, ensure that the problem computer has access to a "Secure" folder by clicking the check box next to the computer's network name.

The "Access" options for stored folders on the drive are "Everyone" and "Secure." If you cannot view any folders on the drive in Windows Explorer or File Explorer, you should notice that all of the drives are set to "Secure." If you can only see a few folders in Windows, but not all, the ones you cannot view from the PC should be only the ones using the "Secure" switch option.Įnable the "Everyone" option for all of the folders shown in the Folder Management window. Verify that the access settings for folders stored on the network storage drive allow access to the problem computer. If the entry in the "Name" field is not the same as the Workgroup name shown in the System window on the computer, change the value to match the one on the PC and then click "Apply."Ĭlick "Folders" in the navigation pane. Also, verify that the Workgroup name is the same as that displayed in the System window on the computer. Verify that the IP address displayed is the same as the one detected by the LenovoEMC Storage Manager program in Windows. If you did not change the administrator password for the device, enter "password" and click "Log in."Ĭlick "System" in the navigation pane and select the "Network" tab. Open a new browser tab, type the IP address assigned to the Iomega drive into the address bar and press "Enter."Įnter the password for the Iomega drive and click "Log in." The Home Menu page opens in the browser. Verify Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive Settings
