I save the folder it's in as a FFS job so that it shows the folder. Launchcred - shortcut (set to run as admin) Launchcred.bat - will fire up the zip file into winzip (but batch can't run as admin. Other than this the program is simply amazing and just what I've needed for years and didn't realise existed so thanks Zenju.Ĭredentials.zip - encripted batch file containing the net use line Unfortunately one thought, to access the NAS via windows explorer and signin to any folder doesn't work, and I did notice this is the same with SC - if I've signed in via Windows Explorer, I still have to sign in again via that. The only way I am able to get the backup done is if I browse the destination, find the folder / location and attempt to open it, then I will get the popup and FFS can do the backup/s after that till the next reboot or reset the connection.įor reasons I will not go into here I do not want to save credentials in Windows so it would be good if you could see if you can get the same behavior as Speedcommander in forcing the popup to come up without having to go through the hoops. With Freefilesync unfortunately it just tells me that it can't find the folder / location. Speedcommander didn't have a problem with this, as soon as I attempted to access the NAS the credential popup would appear. Therefore they have to be typed in to access the folders via SMB. I have a small problem though in that I do not save my credentials for my NAS drive. Hi I have just donated to this and it's an ideal program for me to replace Speedcommander which is not so automated or full featured for syncing as this.

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