I am not sure where the problem is. If I use the USB that is attached directly to my Rock/NUC it works just fine - never problems.
Well, if you are not going to use the network share in âproductionâ, then OK, but it seems a clear indication that something is amiss in your setup.
Since I am the one that started this topic, I do not think it is a singular setup problem. The backup function does not function on my machine with Windows 11. How can I get someone to look at this. It worked on my former computer last week with Windows 10. Did something change with the new operating system??
@Geoff_Coupe - THX
I donât think there is any problem with my setup.
If I make a folder called â23112022â (I do it the same way with USB):
than this happens:
The backup is not in folder but outside of the folder - some parts of it. With USB the total backup is in the folder.
Letâs just wait until your support request reaches the front of the Support teamâs queue.
The issue lies within your setup somewhere - there are plenty of people using Windows 11 for Roon backups successfully.
Well, my backupsâ structure on a Windows 11 network share matches that on my USB attached to my ROCK/NUC - yours doesnât. Something is amiss with your setup.
Well all I get is unexpected network error: invalid network path if I just set up a share with my computer name. If I try it with a folder name after the computer name I get the unexpected network error: unexpected error. Not particularly illuminating. This is my actual computer name
Well, yes you would, because it is an invalid network path. Itâs like saying that you want to go to the house at 23 Acacia Avenue in Manchester, but just giving âManchesterâ as the address. It does not compute.
If I try it with a folder name after the computer name I get the unexpected network error: unexpected error.
Are you filling in the Username and Password as well? What is the username you are using? (donât give us the password)
My microsoft username is my email addressâŚ[moderated - email address removed]
You canât use a Microsoft Account (which uses an email address) as the username in Roonâs âAdd network shareâ screen. Thatâs probably the cause of your issue.
You need to use either your local Windows user account as the username, or do as I did (shown in my previous post) - create a local Windows account specifically for Roon.
To find out what your local Windows user account is, open the Command Prompt app and type whoami
at the prompt and press Enter. The result will be:
your computer name\your local account name
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