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upgraded to version 4.3 of what?
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I will let you know ASAP what model number they are running. &nbsp;Please stand by.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Vic
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I will let you know ASAP what model number they are running.  Please stand by.

Thanks,

Vic

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Anyone ever see any problems with storing files on a LinkSYS NAS (Network Attached Storage), it's basically a hard drive connected directly to the Network Switch, it is formatted with FAT32 but this guy is getting massive corrupted index files. I would think the problem lies in the NAS but he stated that it used to work flawless and now it doesn't since he upgraded to 4.3. Scary, anyone have any ideas?<br />
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Any suggestions greatly appreciated, or if you need more info please let me know.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Vic<br />

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Anyone ever see any problems with storing files on a LinkSYS NAS (Network Attached Storage), it's basically a hard drive connected directly to the Network Switch, it is formatted with FAT32 but this guy is getting massive corrupted index files. I would think the problem lies in the NAS but he stated that it used to work flawless and now it doesn't since he upgraded to 4.3. Scary, anyone have any ideas?

Any suggestions greatly appreciated, or if you need more info please let me know.

Thanks,

Vic


PROBLEMS STORING FILES ON A LINKSYS NAS (Network Attached Storage)

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