Dns-323 automatically shutdown few seconds after startup

Firstly checking processor fan dust and heat compound is dust, then paste new compound

If you still need help resetting your D-Link 323 password, have you tried checking out the user manual? You can get it here:
Link DNS 323 manual

If you disabled the firewall and the Easy Search utility still can't find it, you could try searching for the answer in the device's user manual:
Link DNS 323 manual

well first off, i don't think you have a dns changer, that would simply render your internet useless. when you get a blue screen what error message are you getting? i'd try and unplug the computer and remove the cmos battery. wait for like 10 minutes and plug it back in and try again.you can download the windows recovery console from microsoft, just do a google search.

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if you can, hit start, if it is xp hit "run", type "shutdown -a" without the quotes, then hit enter. you will have to do this fast before the 10 seconds. if it is vista just hit start, then type "shutdown -a" and hit enter. if you are quick enough, the shutdown will abort. now, go to the startup folder in start>all programs>startup and delete anything there if you don't know what it is. this might stop it from happening again. someone might have put a shutdown command in the folder as a joke. it could also be a virus. so if this fixed it, download spybot search and destroy and run a scanmobile crusher http://www.lzcrusher.com

Make sure that the ports for the application are open in both your modem and router

I had the same problem when I was attempting to map the drive using the hostname of the DNS-323. I solved the problem by typing in the IP address instead. Do the following:

1. Login to the DNS-323 as admin
2. Make sure you use static IP's to make sure that the address does not change in the future.
3. Go to the drive mapping page and use IP address instead of hostname in the drive mapping (e.g. \\192.168.1.1\Volume_1)
4. Make sure you use a valid username and password.
5. Check the connection configuration by clicking on the Test button.

You should get a successful outcome, otherwise check all the settings again until you are successful

If it's a brand new out of the box DNS-323 it should be:
Username: admin
Password: <leave blank>

If this is not working, check for CAPS-lock, or perform a reset of the device (see the manual).

The USB port on the D-Link DNS 323 NAS is for a printer only. It won't work with your WD TV. Your best bet would be to plug the WD TV into a PC that is connected to your network along with the D-Link DNS 323 NAS and serve your media files that way.

Try this out:

1. Hold down the Start (Windows Flag Key) button on your keyboard and press R

2. Type this Command : shutdown.exe -s -f -t 00

This will shutdown all running programs and shutdown windows Instantly.

Optionally you can create a desktop shortcut to do this automatically. Here is how:

1. Right click on any blank space of windows desktop -> New -> Shortcut. A “Create Shortcut” window will open.

2. In the blank, type in:
shutdown.exe -s -f -t 0
It means, shutdown and wait for Zero second. Click “Next” button for next step.

3. Type in whatever name you like in the blank. I use “Turn Off PC”. Then, click “Finish” button.

4. You are finished . A new shutdown shortcut has been created on your windows desktop!

Just click on it to shutdown.