- #WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE HOW TO#
- #WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MANUAL#
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#WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE PC#
Automatically back up the photos and videos on your phone, and wirelessly back up and sync your PC and Mac computers and cloud accounts. ACCESS IT FROM ANY.Įasy to use, the My Cloud Home storage device plugs directly into your Wi-Fi router at home so you can save all your digital content in one central place.
This is why something like filezilla(which can reconnect after failure) is a safe method.STORE IT ALL IN ONE PLACE. I tried using ethernet directly, but WD device never worked properly, it kept giving me problems, disconnecting, failing to copy. (I) In some version of WD cloud, you need to enable share by folder for ftp, that is why resetting 40 secs should help. (H) This is tried and tested method, so should work. (G) copy folders (don’t copy all or more than 10GB files in one go, you can try as filezilla has reconnect logic you should be able to see all folders in device. Here you need host -> Ip address(Step-C), user id and password(Step A, B). (F) Download Filezilla and login using ftp. (E) Make sure your device (wd cloud) is in low temperature room to avoid overheating, user A/C if you have to. (D) Enable FTP : Settings -> Network-> FTP Access->On ( C ) Go to Settings -> Network and note down IP Address: like .x You could reset 40 secs to reset all permissions if you are desperate. (A) Make sure, you have an admin account who has access to all folder. The best way to work this (if you can’t get wifi copy working through MAC explorer, you need filezilla)
Generally to get the fastest copy speed one needs to have and use a Gigabit switched router/gateway and have Gigabit networking port in their computer, and connect that computer via Ethernet wire to the same Gigabit router/gateway the My Cloud is connected too. You cannot connect the My Cloud to a computer by the My Cloud USB port. Generally it is for expanding the storage of the My Cloud and for backing up the My Cloud to an external USB hard drive.
#WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE MANUAL#
The My Cloud User Manual ( ) explains, in Chapter 12 Connecting a USB Hard Drive, what the USB port on the back of the My Cloud is for. Start by reading through the following thread: There are numerous reasons that do not involve the My Cloud as why the copy speed might be slow. How is your computer connected to the network? WiFi or wired Ethernet? Is the copy speed a different issue than the issue you first posted about at the start of your thread? What is the use of the usb port on the wd my cloud device? To be precise my issue is with copying speed, its taking a lot of time is there any other way to copy them faster like through usb or something?
#WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE SOFTWARE#
Select Filter by Product to see a listing of software for the My Cloud. Various WD Software can be downloaded from the WD support site. See Chapter 4, Backing Up and Retrieving Files.
#WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE HOW TO#
The WD My Cloud User Manual explains in general terms how to setup and use WD Smartware, Apple Time Machine, and WD Sync. If one wants to manually copy a file from their computer to the My Cloud one can simply copy the file using Windows File Explorer or Macintosh Finder. If you want to “sync” your data from the computer to the My Cloud then one can use the WD Sync program or use a third party sync program like Free File Sync ( ). If you want to “backup” the files from your computer to the My Cloud, then one can use either the WD Smartware program for Windows included with the My Cloud, Time Machine included with Macintosh, or their own third party backup program if that program is capable of backing up to an Network Attached Storage (NAS) device like the My Cloud. It is not quite clear what you are looking to do. … but what i was looking was to copy my windows laptop files onto the mycloud permanently like past them on the hardrive. Generally one cannot access the My Cloud Dashboard from a remote location, the Dashboard is generally only accessible when connected to the same local network as the My Cloud. More help on how to use the My CLoud can be found at the following WD link:
#WD MY CLOUD DESKTOP APP COPY FILES EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE PASSWORD#
Typically only when accessing a Share set to Private or accessing the My Cloud Dashboard when the administration account for the My Cloud has the password enabled does one have to enter a username/password. Generally to access the My Cloud that is listed under the Computer section in Windows File Explorer one does not need to initially enter a user name or password to access any Public Share or view the Share listings. To “map” the My Cloud to a Windows computer to make access easier/quicker see the following WD Support document: If you haven’t read the My Cloud User Manual ( ) you may want to in order to understand how to access the My Cloud and uses its features. The firmware version is listed on the Dashboard. See the following WD Support document that explains how to access the Dashboard.
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