Acronis problem by absent SMB1 protocol on recent Win10 installation and older NAS devices
I started to build a new Win10 installation and installed also an unused ATI 2019 license to backup steps in case something goes wrong. I noticed I could not access my NAS (D-Link DNS-320 where backups are recorded from all computers in the home since years).
There were 2 problems:
1) I could not create a backup though I used the ip-address and credentials for the NAS which worked on other older PCs with Acronis True Image versions
2) And I could not access the NAS content in Windows Explorer with the elsewhere working credentials.
After many tries I found the solution here:
Brandnew Windows installations apparently dont't offer smb1 protocol by default any more, but older NAS devices apparently use it. So after activating smb1 protocol as recommended (Windows-Powershell as administrator)
Du musst lediglich die Windows PowerShell mit administrativen Rechten öffnen und folgenden Befehl eingeben:
SMBv1 aktivieren per PowerShell
Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName smb1protocol
Safety issues with smb1 on my home network?
Should I change to FTP?


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