Nigel H.
I purchased a D7000v2 in April 2018
I purchased a D7000v2 in April 2018. I set it up as modem/router and all worked well. I am now trying to use the USB ports to attach USB disk drives that can be accessed from ther network dvices (media and computer). Almost every device (pen drive or hard drive) has not been recognized as a USB disk drive. I did manage to get two ancient 1gb USB 2 sticks to be recognized and become available over the network (alright for storing 10 albums). I tried the following (in the USB2 and USB3 ports) with no success: 1/ Transcend 32gb USB3 pen drive - FAT32. 2/ Transcend 16gb USB3 pen drive - FAT32. 3/ Seagate 500gn USB2 portable drive - FAT32. 4/ Samsung USB3 M3 1tb portable drive - NTFS. 5/ Samsung USB3 M3 2tb portable drive - NTFS. It would not recognise any of the above but all of them worked perfectly well with my Windows based PCs. The Transcend sticks work with my Huawei router, Raspberry PI and Nexus 7. I then noticed that Netgear only provide free support for 90 days. It appears that the D7000v2 loves ancient USB devices but has major problems with anything modern. If anyone in Netgear has any ideas how to solve this issue please let me know. Having used a lot of Netgear kit (modems, routers, bubs, switches, wireless pickup points etc) in the past (I sell and configure networks) I am very dissapointed in this item and cannot recomend it to anyone (may be my worst enemy). Reading the rest of this review forum it apears that I am not alone.



