“Will this share files with Windows XP and Windows 10?”

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• I can't speak to Win XP, but I am accessing it via both Win 10, and a MacBook Pro

  Answered by deant 4 years ago

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• Yes it does just fine (and fast too!). Simply create a Share and user and give them rights to access that share. You can also create a Public share to share files with your family while having your own files in your personal share.

  Answered by rogermason 3 years ago

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• Yes - Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB) Protocol is a network file sharing protocol, and as implemented in Microsoft Windows is known as Microsoft SMB Protocol. Common Internet File System (CiFS), is a derivative of SMB. As long as your Network Attached Storage (NAS) does, (and this one does) you're fine. Most newer Operating Systems (OS) and the NAS's they are built upon support CiFS. Including all variations of UNIX (Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, SuSe etc..)

  Answered by NetEng 3 years ago

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• I don’t know about Windows XP, but I share files with my Windows 10 and MacOS Computers…

  Answered by LDCDivePro 4 years ago

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• Hi Bob, Please be informed that Western Digital drives are not tested with the vendor end of life operating systems and are optimized for more recent versions of OS. -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information.

  Answered by Western Digital Team 4 years ago

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