Can't Reconnet Network Drives

I'm having an issue reconnecting my network drives on my HP laptop running Windows 7.

I have a Thecus N4100 Pro NAS. I've mapped the drives with the option to reconnect at start up. I've put in my credentials and clicked the option to save credentials. However, when I reboot, I see the error, "Unable to reconnect network drives."

When I go to my Computer, I can see the drives and they are disconnected.

When I double click them, the credentials login screen comes up. I put in the same credentials I did as when I created them, select the option to save the credentials, and they do reconnect. They stay until I reboot the laptop and they go away again.

I've followed the same procedure on my desktop and the links work fine, even after a reboot.

Any suggestions?

Thank you!

Unless the server is up and running?

My NAS is always up and running.

Not sure I understand.

Are you mapping to a specific folder on the NAS device? or simply to a drive?

Mapping to drives on the NAS.

net use * /delete those drive mappings. Reboot, map 'Folders' with "everyone" group with modify rights on the 'folder'. [x] check reconnect at log on. Reboot. See if that helps first... then we'll work on the drives.

Stevy22 said:

Try this Link
How-To Map a Network Drive using Windows 7, Vista or Windows Server 2008

My issue is not with mapping the drives, it's with keeping them mapped after a reboot.

pbusardo said:

My issue is not with mapping the drives, it's with keeping them mapped after a reboot.

so did you try what I mentioned above?