If you’re like me, you absolutely hate Java updates, because they try to stuff some sort of crapware down your throat. Most commonly it’s the Ask toolbar, but McAfee antivirus has been around as well.
Luckily there’s a simple way to prevent this problem, you simply need to add 2 registry keys to the Windows registry, and Java won’t even ask you for the toolbars.
Having just updated my Synology DS213j to DSM 5.0 I discovered that new media files were no longer being indexed.
This in turn meant my DLNA was worthless, since new content would never index and thus never show.
Apparently this issue only occurs when you have encrypted at least one shared folder (even though it’s not used for media files, and not configured to be indexed)
Synology has yet to come up with a proper fix for this, so until they do you can fix it like this: