SMB Server 'folder can't be found'

Hi! A few years ago I connected an SMB server (via Finder> Go> Connect to Server) in order to remotely access my home media server (a Qnap device). It never really worked properly so I simply removed it. However, since deleting the SMB server, deleting the Qnap app and any other reference... Both Macs (new and old, as new is a replica of old via 'Migration Assistant') are still trying to connect to it at start-up.


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When I click on Finder> Go> Go to folder, I am being told that 'the folder can't be found'.


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I have searched my Mac using finder and I also cannot find any reference to this server, and I cannot delete it as it's not presented to me as a server in finder. Therefore, every time I start-up, I am getting this error several times until I click 'OK'.


If anyone has an idea of how to address this once and for all, it would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!

MacBook, iOS 11.3

Posted on Apr 14, 2018 12:29 AM

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