@warrentel Here is a link that goes into depth as far as sharing data via a USB drive: https://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-1527.html

Other then clicking on the network devices, have you tried the other methods of accessing the data mentinoed as "Method 2"?

I tried Method 2 and tplinkwifi.net is not accessible through Windows explorer.

@warrentel Try the IP address as the name may not be resolving correctly. The IP address that you would use is the IP address of the TP-Link router so if the IP of the router is 192.168.0.1 enter in the explorer address bar:

\\192.168.0.1

or try ftp://192.168.0.1

I was able to access the drive through the IP address, thank you. My ultimate goal is to map it as a network drive. I seem to be unable to do that. When I select Map a Network Drive the dialogue box presents a network icon which when clicked upon does not expand. The Browse button does not offer anything useful.

@warrentel When you are at the map drive creation screen, manually type in the same address you used to access the drive with the IP. Make sure to open your start menu, right click on my computer, and select "map network drive".