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I ended up using Credential Manager and in the control panel and added a new Windows Credential. Host is your NAS device then the username is NASHost<username> then enter your password. This worked for me.
Trying to map an external drive. System is asking for network credentials. Nothing is working.
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Eric Broder
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New Win11 computer. Trying to map my NAS as an accessible drive letter. Did it on my other Win11 computer but don't remember what I used as "Network credentials" which is apparently a requirement. How do I find those? Went to Control Panel > Credential Manager > Manage Windows Credentials, but don't see what I need.
Help!