TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port

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TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port

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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2013-09-06 22:18:10
I just downgraded my TD-VG3631 firmware to TD-VG3631_V1_130108 and it now recognizes both FAT32 & NTFS drives and can now use it as advertised. This clearly shows the problem is in the Firmware that needs to be updated to fix this problem.
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2013-09-20 08:46:24

ChickenMan wrote

I just downgraded my TD-VG3631 firmware to TD-VG3631_V1_130108 and it now recognizes both FAT32 & NTFS drives and can now use it as advertised. This clearly shows the problem is in the Firmware that needs to be updated to fix this problem.


I also did the downgrade and recognized the NTFS partition, it is a bug in the latest version of firmware
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2014-06-02 17:31:18
Okay, so now a few days short of 1 year when I raised this problem which still exists today and I thought this was a Technical support forum. Would appreciate some Technical support to resolve this long standing issue.
Thanks,
cm
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NO NTFS drive with new Firmware 1
2014-06-16 11:33:04
I update for the new firmware (no downgrade possibility) and It doesn t support my ntfs drive anymore
TD-VG3631_V1_140415

THere is something to do ?
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2014-07-08 11:11:19
Actually no change from tplink a receive email from Support.

it's not supporting ntfs drive above 500 go anymore.

Tried 1to Western digital, seagate expansion et acer drive and they are not working anymore !

So they cut theyre Modem from 50 % of the market. :(


I m still waiting what they will do for me because i cant downgrade the firmware.
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Same issue - NTFS formatted disk isn't recognised
2014-08-04 18:39:10
Just logging that I have the same problem - a disk will be recognised when formatted as FAT32, but not when formatted as NTFS.

Running firmware version "0.6.0 1.0 v0001.0 Build 140415 Rel.39003n".
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2014-10-14 18:33:04
Just upgraded to Build 140415 and can confirm it still does NOT support any NTSC drive attached. I just tried a small 160GB drive and identical results as I initially posted. Format the same drive to FAT32 and its seen and works, but restricted to files 4gb or smaller. So as a media storage its absolutely useless :( When do we get NTFS support as the unit is advertised to support ?
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2015-01-28 11:45:40
Still nothing changes with 0.6.0 1.0 v0001.0 Build 140925 Rel.50379n firmware, still cant see an NTFS hard drive :( These has been 2 firmware upgrades since this issue was reported, yet still no support. :(

cm
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2015-07-15 10:36:59
Found an updated firmware TD-VG3631_V1_150505 (over 2 months old on TP-Link RO, DE, ES & DK sites) and still no NTFS support :mad:
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Re:TD-VG3631 cant see NTFS drive in USB port
2015-10-17 06:24:03
It is extremely unprofessional and they are utterly technically incompetent.Either way it shows very low professional standards.

I have come to the assumption that the unit is like the PS4 and the Chipset may not be able to handle NTFS?

Workaround:
- Use FAT32 Format application ( http://fat32-format.en.softonic.com/)
- ##Allocation unit size - for any drives over 2TB make this 65536 so you will see the whole drive after format (instead of only the 532GB partition),
- Format the drive.

Files over 4GB cannot be saved on the FAT32 drive but it is the only solution I can find and TP-LINK have gone MASSIVE FAIL on their efforts for any support on this issue especially if the units were previously seeing NTFS!

Shape up TP-Link Staff or are you just unprofessional amateurs without a brain?!?
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