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Hi,<br />
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I have a Netgear Stora which boxed after switching on from an auto shut down. Did a reset which got the box working. But would not accept login info, so had to create a new username, etc. Now data on a none default media source is missing. I can see there is other data that is within the &quot;family Library&quot; but a data folder (over 300Gb) is missing from the &quot;My Library&quot;. <br />
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I have pulled a drive and have in an XP machine but cannot access as an XFS partition. I have tried diskinternals but just get &quot;&nbsp;Cant open disk&quot;. <br />
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Please can anyone suggest a way to access the drive from windows.<br />
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Thank you<br />
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Mark
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Hi,

I have a Netgear Stora which boxed after switching on from an auto shut down. Did a reset which got the box working. But would not accept login info, so had to create a new username, etc. Now data on a none default media source is missing. I can see there is other data that is within the "family Library" but a data folder (over 300Gb) is missing from the "My Library". 

I have pulled a drive and have in an XP machine but cannot access as an XFS partition. I have tried diskinternals but just get " Cant open disk". 

Please can anyone suggest a way to access the drive from windows.

Thank you

Mark

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