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Review the agreement and read specifically how “confidential information” is defined. This is the most important part of the contract as if you would like to add anything that is not included, for example, bank statements, tax returns, software development, etc. It will need to be added or else it is not considered protected. Mar 11, 2013  NDAS is different than NAS, each client needs to run a driver kind of software to access the NDAS storage disk. Ximeta engineers have posted the driver source code for linux. Can this source code be ported to XBMC to support accessing Ximeta NDAS disks? This may be a great addition to networking capabilities of XBMC. XIMETA NetDisk (NDAS). NDAS Software (64-bit Windows) is a Shareware software in the category Audio & Multimedia developed by CO-WORLD and XIMETA, Inc. The latest version of NDAS Software (64-bit Windows) is 3.20.1528, released on. It was initially added to our database on.

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Scan performed on 4/25/2017, Computer: HP VS179AA-ABH p6250nl - Windows 7 64 bit

Das Server

Outdated or Corrupted drivers:9/21

Direct Attached Storage Enclosure

Hi,

Here's a brief history of my NDAS experience: I have three NDAS hard drives since many years, one 320Gb single and two 1Tb Raid1. They were running well on XP. Then came Windows 7 and I got problems with crashing at boot during many months with the 3.72.2080 on my Dell Vostro 3750 I7 laptop. It booted ok one on four times approx. One day, it was ok, disks displayed a 'recovery mode complete' after boot successfull. When one computer is on, the access to the disk from another computer is very very slow, but ok on the first one online.

Now, as Windows 10 updated, computer crash at boot again and the only way to solve the situation is to do a restauration point before installation of the NDAS driver, as I'm not an expert of debugging Windows to deactivate the driver at boot. On a manufacturer warning message, its said that the driver is unstable on Wireless 10 Mpbs link, but I'm on Wireless B mode at arround 72 mpbs.

Direct Access Storage

Laptop runs ok after driver installed in Wireless mode, but crashes if we change to wired and come back to Wireless and also crash definitively at boot on wireless. Laptop is ok on any circomstances on Ethernet wired cable. If I unplug the Ethernet cable to switch to Wireless it crash and I have to do the restauration all over again. So to avoid temporary the problems I have to uninstall the driver before shutdown and reinstall it after reboot if I want to be on Wireless mode.

So, I order an Startech Ethernet cable adapter to Wireless N protocol to fool the driver as it runs ok on wired Ethernet protocol to let my laptop mobile. I hope to solve definitively the problem with that strategy. I'll see it in a few days.
The crash message is about lpx6x.sys KERNEL AUTO BOOST...something... where lpx is the protocol NDAS is using instead of TCP/IP to communicate with disks units.