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Yes. not work. &nbsp;Seem like software limitation. Thanks.
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Yes. not work.  Seem like software limitation. Thanks.

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Question<br />
Software can use &quot;local disk&quot; only. How to let it use &quot;network drive&quot; &nbsp;too?<br />
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p.s. We using XP, but we can purchase Win 7 if confirmed Win 7 can solve this case<br />
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Environment<br />
OS: Windows XP Service pack 3<br />
Software: NVR (Software from vendor to connect CCTV Server and save recording file to disk)<br />
NAS Hardware: &nbsp;PCI MZK-NAS02SG<br />
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Background<br />
We have one NVR installed in win XP and the vendor says it only can use &quot;Local hard disk&quot; as the storage. Maybe there have confuse during purchase, so that we purchased one NAS for this purpose. &nbsp;And the local HDD space of computer is not enough.<br />

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Question
Software can use "local disk" only. How to let it use "network drive"  too?

p.s. We using XP, but we can purchase Win 7 if confirmed Win 7 can solve this case

Environment
OS: Windows XP Service pack 3
Software: NVR (Software from vendor to connect CCTV Server and save recording file to disk)
NAS Hardware:  PCI MZK-NAS02SG

Background
We have one NVR installed in win XP and the vendor says it only can use "Local hard disk" as the storage. Maybe there have confuse during purchase, so that we purchased one NAS for this purpose.  And the local HDD space of computer is not enough.


Let NVR use Network drive as Local drive

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