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Why not to install the pogo software on the machine owns that network drive?
I am getting an error message in Windows Explorer when I try to access a network drive shared with Pogoplug software. It says "P:/xxxx is not accessible. The parameter is incorrect" though I can see the files when I log into the web based interface. This has happened on 2 different computers, but it only seems to be network drives. This is using the software and a mapped network drive from my laptop, not my pogoplug device. Using Windows Xp Sp3.
Thanks!
June 27, 2011 9:20 AM
Unfortunately, the network drive is on a corporate server.
I'm also getting the same issue when trying to access a USB drive that is physically connected to a USB port on my computer.
It is the same symptom...accessible through the web interface, but not accessible remotely via Windows Explorer. Thanks for your help.
July 22, 2011 10:45 AM
It looks like when you share a whole drive, the drive letter has a colon after it and it names the folder that. For example, if I share my C: drive, it creates a folder on the Pogoplug drive called "Windows (C:) [COMPUTER]". The colon is invalid in a folder name so it is inaccessible. I wish Pogoplug would fix this, possibly by removing the colons automatically or by letting us specify the name we want the folder (or drive) accessible as on the P: drive.
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