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[schapie]

Ik heb problemen om mijn Himedia Q10 op het netwerk te vinden, heb een bestaande harddisk uit me mede8er overgezet en wil die ook formatteren maar ook dat kan ik niet vinden in de settings. Iemand een suggestie hoe ik het kan aanpassen.

[schapie]

Ondertussen aangesloten op me USB poort maar kan ook de harddisk niet vinden begin te geloven dat me harddisk het niet meer doet dus morgen of maandag maar eerst een nieuwe kopen. Wordt vervolgd.

[Dutchie53]

Beste Schapie,
Op dit forum kun je alleen in het Engels reageren anders denk ik niet dat je enig respons krijgt.

[schapie]

Dank je

[maelor]

Ik heb problemen om mijn Himedia Q10 op het netwerk te vinden, heb een bestaande harddisk uit me mede8er overgezet en wil die ook formatteren maar ook dat kan ik niet vinden in de settings. Iemand een suggestie hoe ik het kan aanpassen.

via Google Translate:
"I have problems finding my Himedia Q10 on the network, have transferred an existing hard disk from my mede8er and want to format it too, but I cannot find that in the settings either. Someone a suggestion how I can adjust it."

[maelor]

Ondertussen aangesloten op me USB poort maar kan ook de harddisk niet vinden begin te geloven dat me harddisk het niet meer doet dus morgen of maandag maar eerst een nieuwe kopen. Wordt vervolgd.

via Google Translate:
"In the meantime connected to my USB port, but also can't find the hard disk, start to believe that my hard disk doesn't work anymore so tomorrow or Monday I should buy a new one. To be continued."

[schapie]

Thanks Mealor

[futeko.com]

English only please so the most people can understand.

[schapie]

    I have updated my hard disk but cannot access it via the network yet. I want to format my hard disk but this will not work. Someone an idea how I can do it.

    I even connected my Himedia with a USB3.0 cable but even then I cannot see my hard disk. Anyone have an idea.

[stl]

    I have updated my hard disk but cannot access it via the network yet. I want to format my hard disk but this will not work. Someone an idea how I can do it.

    I even connected my Himedia with a USB3.0 cable but even then I cannot see my hard disk. Anyone have an idea.

Connect your pc to the box with a USB cable using the type B port on the back of the Q10Pro. Follow this guide to initialize with GPT and create a new NTFS partition and quick format it:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/disk-management/initialize-new-disks

[schapie]

    I have returned my Himedia Q10 pro and will receive a new one today and I will do what you (stl) advised me. I'll keep you informed.

[schapie]

    Today I received my new Himedia Q10 pro and did what you said but I don't see it on the network, but with USB on my PC. Hard disk formatted and drive letter given but nothing on the network. I may be doing something wrong but previously had a Mede8er who didn't have these problems. Do you have a solution.

[DMD]

Ik heb problemen om mijn Himedia Q10 op het netwerk te vinden......
(Traslate: I have trouble finding my Himedia Q10 on the network ......)

Maybe I am wrong, but from these words I understand that maybe the SAMBA mode has not been activated from the settings.
What does it mean to find HiMedia on the network ? You mean not visible on the network via PC (Wi-Fi or LAN)?

[schapie]

    Me Himedia is connected with a network cable and what you say about the Samba mode, I don't know where to find it. I have done what STL had indicated such as create a partition and format it as NTFS but even then I cannot see it if I connected it with my USB cable then I see it as an extra disk.

[DMD]

    Me Himedia is connected with a network cable and what you say about the Samba mode, I don't know where to find it. I have done what STL had indicated such as create a partition and format it as NTFS but even then I cannot see it if I connected it with my USB cable then I see it as an extra disk.

Settings> Advance> Samba Service> Start




Also I recommend that you assign a static IP address





You should see root similar to this (I use an SD card as a memory expansion):