Windows 10: I have WD Mycloud device, which is no longer supported for cloud access. I'm trying to use...

I've connected it to my router via an ethernet port, and can see it listed as a device to the network under 'storage'. on the Windows explorer screen. I've set a static IP address for it, but despite following online instructions and video's I can't map the folder I have called 'public' on the WD device. I can access what was already stored on the Mycloud from when it was useable, via the cloud via the Twonky Server. When I go to Ma

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WD myCloud access can't be found for the device can't access WDMyCloud from WD desktop for windows

Hello! Can anyone tell me how to access my WD MyCloud from the WD desktop app? It was working fine and I connected a USB external drive to the MyCloud to create a safepoint and after I connected the usb drive to the WD I can't access my media from the
desktop app anymore. Can anyone tell me how to configure the cloud access from the WD desktop app again?? It won't take my password, I've tried changing it and still no good. Please help! Thanks, Moturbo.

 

Unable to access NAS (WD Mycloud)

I recently acquired and installed a WD Mycloud for the purpose of backing up all my computers, including my company's notebook. I cannot get the company notebook (Win 10 Enterprise) to see the Mycloud device. It does see all the other devices on my home network. All my other Win 10 and Win 7 machines have no problem using the Mycloud.
Things I have tried:

• Enable all network discovery and sharing
• Reset network
• Entered the credentials in the control panel for the Mycloud
• this stuff: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...e-bf958464bf4f

None of this works. Now, I have at time seen the Mycloud on the network, which seemed to be related to enabling sharing and network discovery. However, even when I could see it, I still couldn't access it.

Any other ideas?

 

Unable to access NAS (WD Mycloud)

This seems to solve the problem:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...8-35a477f61a2f
Just executing the run command with target of the LAN ipa immediately creates a network node identified by the LAN ipa.