TS209 II Starting to eat itself!

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trevmcdev8
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TS209 II Starting to eat itself!

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Hi guys, firstly can i say i have been happily using my TS209 happily now for about 3 years but recently i have started having problems :(

Not sure if it is something i have done or something which is causing the system to seem to disappear slowly. I will try my best to explain in the hope that some one can help me out.

Recently i have been unable to access my download station, this is what it looks like today
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when i try to access my multimedia station it looks like this
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and when i go to my admin page it looks like this
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as you can see there are bits missing!!

I have no idea what is wrong, and it seems to get worse ie more bits seem to disappear each time i look at it, and i think i may be wise to start again. Things have been working well for years and i hope to be able to get it running perfectly again.
Can anyone help?
Cheers
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Re: TS209 II Starting to eat itself!

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Hi trevmcdev8,
Please update to the v3.1.0 Build0708 for your TS-209.
After the firmware update, please remember to clear your browser cache.

jason
trevmcdev8
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Re: TS209 II Starting to eat itself!

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QNAPJason wrote:Hi trevmcdev8,
Please update to the v3.1.0 Build0708 for your TS-209.
After the firmware update, please remember to clear your browser cache.

jason
Cheers for the quick reply. When i try to update the firmware by going to 'system update' i get this error

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any ideas??
trevmcdev8
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Re: TS209 II Starting to eat itself!

Post by trevmcdev8 »

Oh happy days!! Upgraded the firmware via qnap finder and all seems well! Will invesigate further but its looking good, fingers crossed!!
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