How do I get ReadyNAS shares to automatically appear on my Windows PC on startup?

You can create a batch file with the following contents: net use e: \\$hostname\$sharename $password /u:$sharename /persistent:no and place it in your Startup menu. Alternatively, you can use "Map Network drive" under "Tools" menu in File Explorer , and check "Reconnect at login" option. When you are using Windows Vista, "Map Network drive" GUI menu is at right-click on Computer in Start menu.

You can also map sub-folder to drive. If you want to mount entire share to drive, you just need to right click on the sahre and select "Map Network Drive...". More.

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