I have four hard drives (all Western Digital 'My Cloud') connected to my network. My main (Windows 10 Enterprise) PC can see all four of the drives but, if I try to access two of them, I get the following error:
Windows cannot access \\XXXXXX
Check the spelling of the name
Error code: 0x80070035
The network path was not found
I've googled the problem and tried the solutions offered by pretty much every link on the first page of results.
A few other things to note:
1. The two problem drives were, until a few weeks ago, accessible from the PC - no hardware has been changed on the system at all, the only possible change would have been a Windows Update.
2. My MacBook Pro, on the same network, can access the two drives with no problems.
3. One of the drives holds all my ripped CDs for use with a SONOS multi room music system. The SONOS can still access that drive with no problems and the music plays.
4. I have a media player for ripped Blu Rays and that can also access both drives.
5. The problem is not unique to one user either, I've tried creating a brand new local Windows user with the same result.
I'd appreciate any suggestions...
John
Windows cannot access \\XXXXXX
Check the spelling of the name
Error code: 0x80070035
The network path was not found
I've googled the problem and tried the solutions offered by pretty much every link on the first page of results.
A few other things to note:
1. The two problem drives were, until a few weeks ago, accessible from the PC - no hardware has been changed on the system at all, the only possible change would have been a Windows Update.
2. My MacBook Pro, on the same network, can access the two drives with no problems.
3. One of the drives holds all my ripped CDs for use with a SONOS multi room music system. The SONOS can still access that drive with no problems and the music plays.
4. I have a media player for ripped Blu Rays and that can also access both drives.
5. The problem is not unique to one user either, I've tried creating a brand new local Windows user with the same result.
I'd appreciate any suggestions...
John