Serviio

atc98092 wrote:

It doesn't seem to be a permissions problem because I also run my Microsoft Office Outlook off that WDMyCloud drive and under Windows 8 it worked fine and under Windows 10 it works too ...

But you are running Outlook logged in as you, not a system service. Serviio runs as a local computer service, and its permissions for network access are not the same as your user account. In fact the local system user has very few network permissions unless you specifically grant them. That's why I suggest changing the user account the Serviio uses to run its service. Change it to the same user account you use to log into the computer (don't forget the password, if any), and then see if Serviio sees the content on the NAS. My guess is it will.

MicrosoftProgrammer wrote:

atc98092 wrote:

It doesn't seem to be a permissions problem because I also run my Microsoft Office Outlook off that WDMyCloud drive and under Windows 8 it worked fine and under Windows 10 it works too ...

But you are running Outlook logged in as you, not a system service. Serviio runs as a local computer service, and its permissions for network access are not the same as your user account. In fact the local system user has very few network permissions unless you specifically grant them. That's why I suggest changing the user account the Serviio uses to run its service. Change it to the same user account you use to log into the computer (don't forget the password, if any), and then see if Serviio sees the content on the NAS. My guess is it will.

Not you all fumble in the Dark. This problem should be adressed to Serviio / Serviio service remember this is a3 part program NOT designed my Microsoft.
You talk about media sharing 5 different dnla protocols of course this will create problems running so many in one time.
The solutions posted here are not solutions to the problem Serviio has when they tried create it For Windows 10 yes it has flaws already confirmed by the Serviio developer team.

I for one am very disappointed seeing people making second guesses rather than posting a solution you earth describe your own personal problems and solutions to it.
This has nothing to do with Microsoft Windows 10 so please hold your horses keep digging thanks

trueblu8 wrote:I gave up trying to fix serviio and installed plex. Works great.