Would be grateful for help with this issue...
I've just completed the clean install of a dual boot (W10 Pro 64bit + Ubuntu 64bit) desktop PC (two physical HDD's - W10 installed on one, Ubuntu on the other) and wish to restore some personal user folders & files to the W10 HDD that I backed up on a network-connected NAS. Backup was done using Macrium Reflect. Trouble is, I can't see any network-connected devices using File Explorer. File Explorer gives the 'Network' option but clicking on it draws a blank.
I'm pretty new to all this but I'm sure I remember previously seeing all networked devices using File Explorer on my previous OS (W10 Pro 32bit). So far, I've only installed Chrome and Firefox browsers in both OS's and Macrium Reflect in W10 - if that's relevant.
How may I view networked devices in File Explorer?
I've just completed the clean install of a dual boot (W10 Pro 64bit + Ubuntu 64bit) desktop PC (two physical HDD's - W10 installed on one, Ubuntu on the other) and wish to restore some personal user folders & files to the W10 HDD that I backed up on a network-connected NAS. Backup was done using Macrium Reflect. Trouble is, I can't see any network-connected devices using File Explorer. File Explorer gives the 'Network' option but clicking on it draws a blank.
I'm pretty new to all this but I'm sure I remember previously seeing all networked devices using File Explorer on my previous OS (W10 Pro 32bit). So far, I've only installed Chrome and Firefox browsers in both OS's and Macrium Reflect in W10 - if that's relevant.
How may I view networked devices in File Explorer?