The odd part is that on a couple of older/previous Windows builds, the NAS devices would pop right up. My NAS devices are attached to my home network, and neither will show up under “Network” on any of the Windows 10 machines. See the case below reported by a user on the Microsoft community forum: User’s Query on a forum:I have 4 different computers, all running on Windows 10. You may lose access to all the data stored on it. Imagine a situation when the NAS device is not visible on Windows and you’re unable to access it. They’re typically connected to a network so that all the users (with permissions) on the network can access them from different devices. Overview: NAS devices are used for running business applications and sharing, storing, accessing files remotely.
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