Now, using this new administrator account try to create a new admins user and check if the issue is resolved or not. Install the package Synology Moments on your Synology DiskStation.
By default, the username will appear, Admin, you can change that too. Login to the Lync client with the new test account, making sure not to select the “Save my password” option. Enable SSH via Control Panel > Terminal & SNMP > Enable SSH service and make a note of the Port in use if you do not have it set to the Port 22 default. Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Manage. 
The AFP service is disabled by default after a clean installation. That also lets me now to connect to my both NAS using the same code :) Thank you very much for your quick reply. Synology tell me the Windows user has to log into the NAS (DSM) to access it or to run any of the Synology apps, which is of course a real pain - very user unfriendly. After contacting Synology, they had this to say about the Atom processor bug: "Synology has not currently seen any indication that this issue has caused an increase in failure rates for DiskStation or RackStation models equipped with Intel Atom C2000 series processors compared to other models manufactured in the same time frame not equipped with the affected processors. be shown as "disabled" immediately after it is scheduled I have a Synology share "\\storage" that I can't access with a particular domain user account "Dennis" from a particular workstation "YYZ" running a brand new, clean install of Win. To prevent attacks that leverage delegation to use the account's credentials on other systems, perform the following steps: Right-click the Administrator account and click 
Synology admin account disabled after update
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