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Common Questions:

  • How to setup your My Cloud via computer

    1. Power up the My Deject device
    2. Connect the My Cloud device to a router
    3. Get to www.mycloud.com/setup
    4. Click "Become Started"
    5. Enter the info yous would like to use for the MyCloud.com account
      • First name
      • Final proper name
      • The user proper name you would similar to utilise on the device
      • The email accost you would like to use with the MyCloud
      • Confirm the electronic mail accost
    6. Check your email for the confirmation email
    7. Create a MyCloud.com account countersign
    8. Sign into the MyCloud.com account to access files from MyCloud.com

  • How to setup your My Cloud via reckoner (Advanced)

    1. Power up the My Cloud device
    2. Connect your My Deject device to your router
    3. Access the My Cloud device spider web Dashboard. To open your My Cloud spider web Dashboard:
      • Windows: open a web browser and blazon in //devicename (or device IP accost) to the web address bar
      • Mac OSX: open up a web browser and type in //devicename.local (or device IP address) to the web address bar
    4. Check the 'EULA'
    5. Click "Get Started"
    6. Enter the info you would like to use for your MyCloud.com account
      • Offset name
      • Last proper name
      • The user name you would like to utilize on your device
      • The email address y'all would like to use with your MyCloud.com account
      • Confirm the e-mail address
    7. Check your e-mail for your confirmation email
    8. Create your MyCloud.com account countersign
    9. Clicking done will connect you to your My Cloud device via MyCloud.com web access

  • How To Upgrade To My Cloud Bone three

    From the My Cloud mobile application

    1. Launch your My Cloud Mobile application
    2. Follow on-screen instructions

    From your computer

    1. Access the My Cloud Dashboard. To open up your My Deject Dashboard:
      1. Windows: Open a web browser and type in //devicename (or device IP address) to the web address bar
      2. Mac OSX: Open a web browser and type in //devicename.local (or device IP address) to the web address bar
    2. Click on the settings option on the top menu
    3. Select the firmware tab
    4. Select the 'check for update button'

    From the My Deject desktop application

    1. Launch your My Cloud desktop awarding
    2. Follow on-screen instructions

  • How to upload files to your My Cloud

    In one case you lot've physically connected your My Cloud device, apply the following steps to access the Public folder.

    To upload a file:

    Windows 8/viii.1/10:

    1. On the Offset page, type Computer
    2. Click Computer.
    3. In the left pane, click Network.
    4. Double-click the My Deject device and locate the device's Public folder
    5. Double-click the Public folder. You tin at present drag and drop files into (and from) the Public folder using Windows Explorer

    Windows vii

    1. Click the Windows icon and click Network, or Get-go > Calculator > Network
    2. Double-click the My Deject device and locate the device'due south Public folder
    3. Double-click the Public binder. You lot can now elevate and driblet files into (and from) the Public folder using Windows Explorer

    Mac Bone 10

    1. In a Finder window, Click the My Cloud device under the shared items in the side bar.
    2. If presented with an authorization page, enter your Username and Password or select Guest and click Connect to display the Public share.
    3. Double-click the Public folder. You can now drag and drop files into (and from) the Public folder using Finder.

  • How To Access & Share Your Files From Mycloud.com

    To access files from any compatible web browser:

    1. Go to www.mycloud.com
    2. Log in with a MyCloud.com account credentials

    To share files from any compatible web browser:

    1. Right click the particular you would like to share and select the 'Share' choice
      1. Select 'Send a link' if you would like to create and share an email with a link that can be forwarded and shared
      2. Select 'Ship a individual link' if you lot would like to create and share an email that requires a MyCloud.com account. This provides more control over access to the files
        • Yous can also select to allow the user to edit the file or not

    To manage and admission shared files:

    1. Click on 'Shared'
      1. To meet files that others have shared with you, Select Shared with me
      2. To see files you lot have shared with other people, select Shared with others
        • Access to files shared can be revoked here

  • How To Admission & Share Files From The My Deject Mobile Apps

    The My Cloud mobile application is available for both iOS and Android.

    1. Download the My Cloud mobile application from your smart devices app store
    2. If this is the first time installing or using the application, y'all will need to log into your MyCloud.com account
    3. A list of devices available to add to your My Cloud app will be displayed. Tap on the device you'd like to add and printing 'OK'
    4. If yous would similar to automatically fill-in the photos and videos you capture with your smart phone or tablet, select the option y'all would similar to use for uploading files
      • Yous will exist asked to select the location for your photos and videos to exist uploaded
    5. The My Cloud app will brandish 'Shares' on the left side of the app. Navigate by tapping on files and folders to scan and admission content
      • Photos, Music and Video files tin be filtered for easily finding those media types
      • Tap on the media type on the bottom of the navigation window to switch between views

    How to Share files from the My Cloud App

    1. Navigate to content that you would similar to share
    2. Tap on the file three dots (found on the summit of the navigation window) to bring up the 'Options Menu'
    3. Select the files you would like to share
    4. Choose the 'Share' choice on the 'Action Carte'
      • Share link – this choice will generate an email with a link that can be forwarded and shared by others
      • Share privately – this choice requires the person receiving the file to create a MyCloud.com account

  • How To Add together Family And Friends To A My Cloud

    Family and friends can become 'users' of a My Cloud. Each family unit fellow member or friend will have their ain password protected 'Share' to shop and access files.

    To add family unit or friends and give them admission to store and admission files on a My Deject:

    From a Computer:

    1. Log into world wide web.mycloud.com with a MyCloud.com account
    2. Click on the My Deject device (located at the top left of the screen)
    3. Click on the 'gear icon' to bring upwards the devices dialogue box
    4. Click on 'Manage users'
    5. Click 'Add user' and enter the following data for the person you would like to grant access to the My Cloud
      • Get-go Proper name
      • Last Proper name
      • Electronic mail address
      • Confirm email address
      • Device username
      • Click done
    6. The new user will receive an email with instructions on how to confirm their email address and a link to connect to MyCloud.com with admission

    From the My Cloud mobile application:

    1. Launch the My Cloud application
    2. Access the My Cloud app menu past swiping right on the edge of the screen
    3. For the device you would like to add a user to, tap on the 'gear' icon
    4. Tap on the Users option
    5. Tap on the Add user option
    6. Enter the new users first proper noun and email address
    7. That user will receive an electronic mail with instructions on how to create their account

  • How To Access The Spider web Dashboard

    The My Cloud OSX web Dashboard is where administrators and users tin can make changes to the features and settings of the My Cloud device. The My Deject Web Dashboard is as well accessible from a web browser.

    To open the My Deject web Dashboard:

    • Windows: open a spider web browser and type in //devicename (or device IP address) to the web accost bar
    • Mac OSX: open a web browser and type in //devicename.local (or device IP accost) to the web address bar

  • How To Fill-in A MAC Computer

    My Cloud is compatible with Apple's Fourth dimension Automobile backup software.

    To back up your Apple tree figurer with My Cloud and Apple's Time Auto:

    1. On your Apple computer, click on the Apple logo on the menu bar to access Organisation Preferences
    2. From Organization Preferences, select and launch Time Machine
    3. If a screen displays informing you that a storage location for Fourth dimension Machine backups hasn't been selected, click Fix Fourth dimension Machine
    4. Click Choose Backup Disk, and select your WD My Cloud
    5. Click Employ for Fill-in
    6. At the prompt, select Guest, then click Connect
    7. Click the Fourth dimension Machine toggle switch to On
    8. Add a Time Auto dropdown icon to the carte bar by selecting the Show Time Machine Condition in the Menu Bar checkbox

  • How To Backup A Windows Computer

    Back up all or selected file categories using WD SmartWare

    To apply WD SmartWare to support file categories - either all or just certain ones, exercise the following:

    Action 1: Download and install WD SmartWare

    1. Download the WD SmartWare software
    2. Run the .exe to beginning installation and follow the onscreen instructions

    Action 2: Back up file categories with WD SmartWare

    1. Launch WD SmartWare by doing the following:
      1. From the system tray, click the WD QuickView icon
      2. From the popup carte, select WD SmartWare
    2. On the Abode screen, do the post-obit depending on your setup:
      1. If you accept more one WD device continued to your network, select the one y'all want to utilise for fill-in
      2. If your reckoner has more than ane internal hard drive or drive partition, click the arrow below your computer icon and select the desired item from the dropdown menu
    3. Click the Backup tab
    4. Make sure WD SmartWare is gear up to support categories

    Note: If set to back up categories, "Fix to Perform Category Fill-in" appears in the upper-left corner.

    If the message "Fix to perform file fill-in " appears, change the backup way by clicking Switch to Category Backup.

    1. Click Advanced View
    2. In the Detailed View section, do one of the following:
      1. Select all file categories for backup
      2. Click next to specific categories to back up only those categories
        Annotation: A checkmark indicates a category selected for backup
      3. Click Apply Changes
      4. Click Start Backup

Common Questions:

  • How to add content to your drive from a figurer

    From a Computer - Using a USB Cable
    Copy files from your computer to your My Passport Wireless drive using a USB cable.
    This is the fastest fashion to go content onto your drive.

    1. Connect your My Passport Wireless bulldoze to your estimator using a USB cable.
    2. Open up Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access the bulldoze:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click the My Passport Wireless drive.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, go to the Devices section and click the My Passport Wireless drive.
    4. Drag files from your computer to the drive.

    From a Reckoner - Using a Wireless Connection
    Wirelessly copy files from your calculator to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Go to your computer's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default proper name is MyPassport.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access the drive:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network then click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED section, click MyPassport.
    4. Elevate files from your computer to the drive.

  • How to add content to your drive from an iPhone or iPad

    Upload photos and videos from your Camera Roll to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Brand sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your iPhone or iPad.
    2. In the WD My Deject app, tap Public at the lesser of the left pane.
    3. In the top correct corner of the Public pane, tap the 3 horizontal dots and then tap Add together Photo.
    4. Tap Camera Curl.
    5. Select photos and tap the upload icon.

  • How to add content to your drive from an Android Smartphone or Tablet

    Upload photos, videos, music, and files to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Make sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your Android device.
    2. In the WD My Cloud app, tap the action icon (three vertical squares) in the top right corner, and so tap Upload.
    3. Tap a source (Gallery or Music).
    4. Select files and tap the upload icon.

  • How to add content to your drive from an SD Bill of fare

    From an SD Card – Using Your Reckoner
    Import all or selected files on an SD card to your drive.

    1. Get to your reckoner'due south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default name is MyPassport.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access the drive:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network and then click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED section, click MyPassport.
    4. Insert the SD bill of fare into your My Passport Wireless bulldoze.
      The SD card contents will be available in the SD share.
    5. Elevate files from the SD bill of fare to the My Passport Wireless drive.

    From an SD Card – Using the WD My Deject Mobile App (iOS)
    Import all files on an SD carte du jour to your drive using the WD My Cloud mobile app.

    1. Brand certain the WD My Cloud app is installed on your mobile device.
    2. Insert the SD card into the My Passport Wireless drive.
    3. On your mobile device, launch the WD My Deject mobile app.
    4. Tap the menu icon in the tiptop left corner.
    5. In the Already Added section, swipe MyPassport and tap the settings icon.
    6. Tap SD Menu, and then tap Import.

    From an SD Card – Using the WD My Cloud Mobile App (Android)
    Import all files on an SD card to your bulldoze using the WD My Cloud mobile app.

    1. Make sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your mobile device.
    2. Insert the SD card into the My Passport Wireless bulldoze.
    3. On your mobile device, launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    4. Tap the menu icon in the elevation left corner.
    5. In the Devices section, tap the settings icon.
    6. Tap SD Card Import, and so tap Import.

  • How to add together content to your bulldoze from a Wi-Fi Camera

    Transfer photos from your Wi-Fi uniform camera to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Make sure your figurer is connected to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.
    2. Open a browser window and enter the URL to launch the My Passport Wireless dashboard:
      • Windows: mypassport
      • Mac: mypassport.local
    3. Click Admin.
    4. Turn on FTP Access.
    5. Transfer photos: The steps for transferring photos depend on your item camera. It's important that yous set upward a wireless connection betwixt your photographic camera or its wireless transmitter and the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.

      Key info:

      • Default proper name of the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network: MyPassport
      • Default IP address: 192.168.sixty.i
      • Passive mode: Disabled
      • Proxy server: Disabled
      • Target binder/path (case sensitive): /Public
      • Login method/name: Bearding (no countersign required)

    6. If necessary, refer to the documentation for your camera.

  • Back It Up

    Protect your data by bankroll upwardly files stored on your computer to the My Passport Wireless bulldoze.

    Back up File Categories Using WD SmartWare

    1. Download and install the WD SmartWare software on your computer.
    2. Connect your computer and your My Passport Wireless bulldoze with a USB cable.
    3. Launch WD SmartWare and select your My Passport Wireless as the backup destination.
    4. Click the Backup tab.
    5. Make sure that WD SmartWare is ready to perform a category backup.
    6. Click Avant-garde View and select the file categories you lot desire to support.
    7. Click Apply Changes.
    8. Click Enable Fill-in.

    Back Up Files and Folders Using WD SmartWare

    1. Download and install the WD SmartWare software on your figurer.
    2. Connect your computer and your My Passport Wireless bulldoze with a USB cable.
    3. Launch WD SmartWare and select your My Passport Wireless every bit the fill-in destination.
    4. Click the Backup tab.
    5. Make sure that WD SmartWare is set to perform a file backup.
    6. Select files and folders.
    7. Click Apply Changes.
    8. Click Enable Backup.

    Dorsum Up Information with Windows Backup

    Dorsum up information to the drive using Windows Fill-in - a feature in Windows vii (Professional and Ultimate).

    1. Connect your computer and your My Passport Wireless bulldoze with a USB cablevision.
    2. On your PC, click Offset > Control Panel.
    3. In the System and Security category, click Backup Your Calculator.
    4. Click Change Settings and follow the steps in the wizard.
    5. When prompted to select where you want your backup saved, click My Passport, and so click Next.
    6. When prompted, select an option, then click Next.
      Note: If you selected the option to cull files yourself, select the appropriate files, and so click Adjacent.
    7. Click Salve Settings and Leave.
    8. Click Back Up Now.

  • Share Your Content

    PC/Mac

    1. Get to your estimator'southward Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive'due south network (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by inbound the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Wi-Fi.
    4. In the Wi-Fi Network box, turn the switch On.
    5. Select the network you want to connect to.
    6. In the Wi-Fi network dialog:
      • Enter a password if required.
      • Select theShare content on this network checkbox to allow anyone connected to the network to access files on your drive.
      • Click OK.

    iPhone/iPad

    1. Go to your mobile device'south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive'due south network (default proper name: MyPassport).
    2. Launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    3. Make sure your My Passport Wireless drive (default name: MyPassport) is listed as an Already Added device. To access the Already Added section, tap the menu icon in the height-left corner of the screen.
      Note: If you lot have not previously continued to this drive, tap the drive's plus sign (+) in the Establish in Network section. Then tap a user business relationship name (default: admin).
    4. In the Already Added section, swipe the proper name of your bulldoze and tap the settings icon.
    5. Tap Wi-Fi, and so turn on Connect to Cyberspace.
    6. Select a network and enter a Password if required.
    7. Turn on Share Content to allow anyone connected to the network to access files on your drive.
    8. Tap Join.

    Android Smartphone/Tablet

    1. Go to your mobile device'south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive'due south network (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    3. Make sure the My Passport Wireless drive (default name: MyPassport) is listed in the Devices section. To access the Devices section, tap the bill of fare icon in the top-left corner of the screen.
      Note: If you have not previously connected to this drive, tap the drive's plus sign (+) in the Found in Network department. If you lot accept not previously connected to this bulldoze, tap the drive'due south plus sign (+) in the Plant in Network section. If prompted, tap a user account proper noun (default: admin).
    4. In the Devices section, tap the settings icon to the right of your drive.
    5. Tap Wi-Fi, and then turn on Connect to Internet.
    6. Select a network and enter a Password if required.
    7. Turn on Share Content to allow anyone continued to the network to access files on your drive.
    8. Tap Connect.

    Direct Connexion

    1. On your mobile device or figurer, open the list of available Wi-Fi networks.
    2. Connect to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network (default name: MyPassport).

    USB Connection

    Connect your computer and your My Passport Wireless drive with a USB cablevision.
    The bulldoze'due south Wi-Fi functionality is disabled with this type of connexion.

  • Secure Your Drive and Its Network

    Secure the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network

    Secure access to the My Passport Wireless network with a password.

    1. On your reckoner, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless bulldoze (default proper noun: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Wi-Fi.
    4. In the My Passport Wireless box, click the settings icon.
    5. Select the Security Type.
      Note: Select WPA2 Personal if you lot know your device supports WPA2 encryption.
    6. Enter and then confirm your Wi-Fi password.

    Secure the My Passport Wireless Dashboard

    Secure the My Passport Wireless dashboard used to maintain your drive.

    1. On your estimator, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless drive
      (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Admin.
    4. Turn on Settings Password, and and then enter and ostend your password.

    Lock the USB Port

    Lock the drive so that it'southward inaccessible when continued to your calculator with the USB cable.
    Note: Although locked, the drive is still accessible through a Wi-Fi connection.

    1. On your computer, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless drive (default proper noun: MyPassport).
    2. Open up the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Hardware.
    4. Plow on Drive Lock.

  • Stream Content to Media Players and Other DLNA Devices

    Use the My Passport Wireless bulldoze equally your home's media server to stream photos, music and videos to DLNA-compatible devices.

    1. Go to your computer's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default name is MyPassport.
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Media.
    4. Plough on Streaming.
    5. Click Wi-Fi.
    6. In the Wi-Fi Network box, turn the switch On.
    7. Select your home network.
    8. In the Connect to Wi-Fi dialog:
      • Enter a password if required.
      • Select theShare content on this network checkbox to allow anyone continued to the network to access files on your drive.
      • Click OK.
    9. Play your content:
      From a media thespian
      Follow these general steps to ready upward media players (including WD Television and WD Media Players), digital picture frames, Blu-Ray players, network-connected TVs and digital media adapters to access media stored on your My Passport Wireless drive:
      • Follow the instructions provided with your media player to proceed through the initial setup or installation of drivers.
      • Using the navigation feature on your player, scan and find the My Passport Wireless drive on your network.
        To become the proper name of your drive: On the dashboard, click Admin and check the Device Proper name.
      • Depending on your player, you might need to access a settings/network setup page in the user interface to link the player with the bulldoze. See your player'southward instructions for specific details.

    From a DLNA-compatible device
    Follow the instructions provided by the device manufacturer to connect it to your Wi-Fi network so y'all can admission the content on your My Passport Wireless bulldoze.

  • Admission Your Content

    1. Make sure that:
      • You installed the WD My Cloud mobile app.
      • Your mobile device is connected to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.
    2. Launch the WD My Deject mobile app.
    3. Make certain the My Passport Wireless drive (default proper noun: MyPassport) is listed equally an available device.
      Annotation: If information technology isn't, tap the drive'south plus sign (+) in the Institute in Network section. If prompted, tap a user account name (default: admin).
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

    From a Calculator - Using a Wireless Connection

    1. Go to your computer's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive's network (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open Windows Explorer (Windows) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access your content:
      • Windows: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network and so double-click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED department, click MyPassport.
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

    From a Computer - Using a USB Cable

    1. Connect your My Passport Wireless drive to your computer using a USB cable.
    2. Open up Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Admission your content:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click the My Passport Wireless drive.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, go to the Devices section and click the My Passport Wireless bulldoze.
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

Mutual Questions:

  • How to add content to your drive from a calculator

    From a Computer - Using a USB Cablevision
    Copy files from your calculator to your My Passport Wireless drive using a USB cable.
    This is the fastest way to get content onto your drive.

    1. Connect your My Passport Wireless drive to your computer using a USB cable.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access the drive:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click the My Passport Wireless drive.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, get to the Devices section and click the My Passport Wireless drive.
    4. Drag files from your computer to the bulldoze.

    From a Estimator - Using a Wireless Connectedness
    Wirelessly re-create files from your computer to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Get to your estimator'south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default proper noun is MyPassport.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Admission the drive:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network so click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED department, click MyPassport.
    4. Elevate files from your figurer to the drive.

  • How to add content to your drive from an iPhone or iPad

    Upload photos and videos from your Photographic camera Roll to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Brand sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your iPhone or iPad.
    2. In the WD My Deject app, tap Public at the bottom of the left pane.
    3. In the elevation right corner of the Public pane, tap the three horizontal dots and and then tap Add Photo.
    4. Tap Camera Roll.
    5. Select photos and tap the upload icon.

  • How to add together content to your drive from an Android smartphone or tablet

    Upload photos, videos, music, and files to your My Passport Wireless bulldoze.

    1. Make sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your Android device.
    2. In the WD My Cloud app, tap the activity icon (three vertical squares) in the pinnacle right corner, and then tap Upload.
    3. Tap a source (Gallery or Music).
    4. Select files and tap the upload icon.

  • How to add content to your bulldoze from an SD bill of fare

    From an SD Card – Using Your Estimator
    Import all or selected files on an SD menu to your drive.

    1. Become to your computer's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default proper name is MyPassport.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access the drive:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network then click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED section, click MyPassport.
    4. Insert the SD card into your My Passport Wireless drive.
      The SD carte du jour contents will be available in the SD share.
    5. Drag files from the SD menu to the My Passport Wireless drive.

    From an SD Card – Using the WD My Cloud Mobile App (iOS)
    Import all files on an SD bill of fare to your drive using the WD My Cloud mobile app.

    1. Make sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your mobile device.
    2. Insert the SD carte into the My Passport Wireless drive.
    3. On your mobile device, launch the WD My Deject mobile app.
    4. Tap the menu icon in the top left corner.
    5. In the Already Added section, swipe MyPassport and tap the settings icon.
    6. Tap SD Card, and and so tap Import.

    From an SD Carte du jour – Using the WD My Cloud Mobile App (Android)
    Import all files on an SD card to your drive using the WD My Cloud mobile app.

    1. Brand sure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your mobile device.
    2. Insert the SD card into the My Passport Wireless drive.
    3. On your mobile device, launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    4. Tap the menu icon in the superlative left corner.
    5. In the Devices section, tap the settings icon.
    6. Tap SD Bill of fare Import, and so tap Import.

  • How to add content to your drive from a Wi-Fi photographic camera

    Transfer photos from your Wi-Fi compatible photographic camera to your My Passport Wireless drive.

    1. Brand certain your estimator is connected to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.
    2. Open up a browser window and enter the URL to launch the My Passport Wireless dashboard:
      • Windows: mypassport
      • Mac: mypassport.local
    3. Click Admin.
    4. Turn on FTP Access.
    5. Transfer photos: The steps for transferring photos depend on your particular camera. It's important that you fix a wireless connection between your photographic camera or its wireless transmitter and the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.

      Fundamental info:

      • Default name of the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network: MyPassport
      • Default IP address: 192.168.60.1
      • Passive mode: Disabled
      • Proxy server: Disabled
      • Target folder/path (case sensitive): /Storage
      • Login method/proper name: Bearding (no password required)

    6. If necessary, refer to the documentation for your camera.

  • Share Your Content

    PC/Mac

    1. Go to your computer'southward Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive'south network (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Wi-Fi.
    4. In the Wi-Fi Network box, plough the switch On.
    5. Select the network you want to connect to.
    6. In the Wi-Fi network dialog:
      • Enter a countersign if required.
      • Select theShare content on this network checkbox to allow anyone connected to the network to access files on your drive.
      • Click OK.

    iPhone/iPad

    1. Go to your mobile device'south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive'southward network (default proper name: MyPassport).
    2. Launch the WD My Deject mobile app.
    3. Make sure your My Passport Wireless bulldoze (default name: MyPassport) is listed as an Already Added device. To access the Already Added section, tap the menu icon in the height-left corner of the screen.
      Note: If y'all take not previously continued to this drive, tap the drive's plus sign (+) in the Found in Network department. And then tap a user account name (default: admin).
    4. In the Already Added section, swipe the proper name of your drive and tap the settings icon.
    5. Tap Wi-Fi, and and so turn on Connect to Internet.
    6. Select a network and enter a Password if required.
    7. Turn on Share Content to allow anyone continued to the network to access files on your bulldoze.
    8. Tap Join.

    Android Smartphone/Tablet

    1. Go to your mobile device's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the bulldoze's network (default proper noun: MyPassport).
    2. Launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    3. Make sure the My Passport Wireless bulldoze (default proper name: MyPassport) is listed in the Devices department. To access the Devices department, tap the carte du jour icon in the top-left corner of the screen.
      Notation: If yous accept not previously connected to this drive, tap the drive's plus sign (+) in the Found in Network section. If y'all have not previously connected to this drive, tap the drive's plus sign (+) in the Found in Network section. If prompted, tap a user business relationship name (default: admin).
    4. In the Devices section, tap the settings icon to the right of your drive.
    5. Tap Wi-Fi, and then turn on Connect to Net.
    6. Select a network and enter a Password if required.
    7. Turn on Share Content to allow anyone connected to the network to access files on your drive.
    8. Tap Connect.

    Direct Connectedness

    1. On your mobile device or computer, open the listing of bachelor Wi-Fi networks.
    2. Connect to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network (default proper noun: MyPassport).

    USB Connectedness

    Connect your estimator and your My Passport Wireless drive with a USB cable.
    The bulldoze's Wi-Fi functionality is disabled with this type of connection.

  • Secure your drive and its network

    Secure the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network

    Secure access to the My Passport Wireless network with a password.

    1. On your computer, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless drive (default proper noun: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Wi-Fi.
    4. In the My Passport Wireless box, click the settings icon.
    5. Select the Security Type.
      Notation: Select WPA2 Personal if you know your device supports WPA2 encryption.
    6. Enter and then confirm your Wi-Fi countersign.

    Secure the My Passport Wireless dashboard

    Secure the My Passport Wireless dashboard used to maintain your bulldoze.

    1. On your computer, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless drive
      (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open up the My Passport Wireless dashboard past entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Admin.
    4. Plough on Settings Password, and and then enter and confirm your password.

    Lock the USB port

    Lock the drive so that it's inaccessible when connected to your computer with the USB cable.
    Note: Although locked, the drive is all the same accessible through a Wi-Fi connection.

    1. On your calculator, open the list of Wi-Fi networks and select the My Passport Wireless drive (default name: MyPassport).
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by inbound the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Hardware.
    4. Plow on Drive Lock.

  • Stream content to media players and other DLNA devices

    Use the My Passport Wireless drive every bit your abode'southward media server to stream photos, music and videos to DLNA-compatible devices.

    1. Go to your calculator's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless network. Default proper name is MyPassport.
    2. Open the My Passport Wireless dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: mypassport (Windows) or mypassport.local (Mac).
    3. Click Media.
    4. Plow on Streaming.
    5. Click Wi-Fi.
    6. In the Wi-Fi Network box, turn the switch On.
    7. Select your domicile network.
    8. In the Connect to Wi-Fi dialog:
      • Enter a password if required.
      • Select theShare content on this network checkbox to allow anyone connected to the network to access files on your drive.
      • Click OK.
    9. Play your content:
      From a media role player
      Follow these general steps to ready upwards media players (including WD Tv set and WD Media Players), digital moving-picture show frames, Blu-Ray players, network-connected TVs and digital media adapters to admission media stored on your My Passport Wireless drive:
      • Follow the instructions provided with your media player to go on through the initial setup or installation of drivers.
      • Using the navigation characteristic on your role player, scan and notice the My Passport Wireless bulldoze on your network.
        To go the proper name of your drive: On the dashboard, click Admin and cheque the Device Name.
      • Depending on your player, you might need to admission a settings/network setup page in the user interface to link the role player with the drive. See your thespian's instructions for specific details.

    From a DLNA-uniform device
    Follow the instructions provided by the device manufacturer to connect it to your Wi-Fi network then you can access the content on your My Passport Wireless drive.

  • Access Your Content

    1. Make sure that:
      • You installed the WD My Cloud mobile app.
      • Your mobile device is connected to the My Passport Wireless Wi-Fi network.
    2. Launch the WD My Cloud mobile app.
    3. Brand sure the My Passport Wireless drive (default name: MyPassport) is listed as an bachelor device.
      Annotation: If it isn't, tap the bulldoze'southward plus sign (+) in the Found in Network section. If prompted, tap a user account proper noun (default: admin).
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

    From a Figurer - Using a Wireless Connection

    1. Become to your figurer's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the drive's network (default proper noun: MyPassport).
    2. Open up Windows Explorer (Windows) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access your content:
      • Windows: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click Network and and so double-click MyPassport.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, in the SHARED department, click MyPassport.
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

    From a Computer - Using a USB Cable

    1. Connect your My Passport Wireless bulldoze to your computer using a USB cable.
    2. Open Windows Explorer (PC) or the Finder (Mac).
    3. Access your content:
      • Windows PC: In the left pane of Windows Explorer, click the My Passport Wireless bulldoze.
      • Mac: In the left pane of the Finder, become to the Devices department and click the My Passport Wireless bulldoze.
    4. Navigate to your content and tap to view or play.

  • How to install Plex Media Server

    Use the My Passport Wireless Pro drive with the Plex Media Server to stream photos, music and videos to Plex-compatible devices.

    1. Get to your computer'south Wi-Fi settings and connect to the My Passport Wireless Pro network. Default name is MyPassport.
    2. Open up the My Passport Wireless Pro dashboard by entering the URL in your browser: http://mypassport (Windows) or http://mypassport.local (Mac)
    3. Make certain the My Passport Wireless Pro is connected to the internet
    4. Click "Media"
    5. Under Plex Media Server section, click "Download"
    6. Later on download, the Plex Media Server will automatically install
    7. After install, click Configure to manage the Plex Media Server

    For more than info or support on Plex Media Server, please visit http://back up.plex.tv set

  • How to automatically archive FiLMiC Pro videos

    Requires:

    • Compatible Android or iOS phone or tablet
    • My Passport Wireless SSD or My Passport Wireless Pro*
      Make sure your device has the latest firmware via the Drive Settings menu in the My Deject app. Click here for downloads
    • Up-to-appointment WD My Cloud app installed on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
    • FiLMiC Pro app for Android or iOS
    1. Install the FiLMiC Pro app on your iOS or Android device.
    2. Ensure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch on from the App Store and you take performed the standard bulldoze setup.
    3. Await in Settings > Wi-Fi on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to wirelessly connect your mobile device to the Wi-Fi network of your My Passport Wireless SSD or Pro. Additional assist tin be plant in step 3 in this short guide on our Support site.
    4. Open the FiLMiC Pro app and tap on the gear icon.
    5. Tap on "Device."
    6. Fix "Save to Photographic camera Roll" to OFF (its default setting.)
    7. Tap on "Archive Target," so tap on MYPASSPORT. Tap on "Storage." Tap on the folder you would like your videos saved to, so tap "select folder."

      Notation: FiLMiC Pro does not currently support folder cosmos on My Passport Wireless devices. If you would similar to save content to a unique binder, as shown here, that binder must be created first via the My Cloud app.



    8. Fix "Automatically Annal Footage" to ON.
    9. se FiLMiC Pro as you normally would. As yous record footage, the video is first saved to the internal memory of your iOS or Android device.

      If yous are wirelessly continued to a My Passport Wireless device, your video will exist automatically copied in the groundwork to the drive one time you stop recording each take.

      A notification will announced to bespeak when archiving is consummate.


    10. To see which videos have been copied likewise as the progress of current backups, tap the play icon next to the gear icon.


  • How to wirelessly tether compatible Catechism DSLRs

    Compatible DSLRs: Catechism 5D Mk IV; Canon 5D Mk III with WFT-E7A adapter; Catechism 1DX Mk II with WFT-E8A adapter; Canon 1DX with WFT-E6A adapter

    1. Turn on the drive and connect to the "My Passport" network with iPhone, iPad or Android device.
    2. Ready the device with the My Cloud app, per the standard setup instructions. Once connected to the My Passport Wireless device, tap the settings icon.
    3. Tap "More than" in the upper right, so "Admin," and so set "FTP Access" to "On."



    1-time Setup Instructions for Catechism 5D Mark IV

    Delight detect these settings to configure other compatible Canon cameras that use a WFT adapter.

    1. Go to folio iv of wrench settings, and tap "Communication Settings".
    2. Tap "Built-in wireless settings".
    3. Prepare "Wi-Fi/NFC" = "Enable".
    4. Tap "Wi-Fi role", and so "Transfer images to FTP server".
    5. Find the "My Passport" network, and blazon in the Wi-Fi password. (The default countersign is printed on the sticker that comes on the face of the bulldoze.)
    6. Use the default options on the side by side 2 screens:

    7. On the FTP server screen, tap on "Address setting" and alter the "Server name" to 192.168.60.one. Get out port number every bit 00021.

    8. Use the default options on the next 3 screens:


    9. On "Target folder," tap "Select binder". Type in "/Storage/" and a binder name. "Storage" is case sensitive and must be typed exactly as shown.

    10. If you receive an mistake, ensure no typos in steps seven and 9. When both are powered on, the drive and camera will now automatically connect to each other.
    11. To set upwards automatic wireless backup, return to the screens in steps 1 and ii.

      Tap on "FTP transfer settings"

      You can use any of the default options on the "FTP transfer settings" screen. Yet, we recommend always setting your photographic camera to shoot RAW+JPEG to the carte(s) inside the camera, with full-resolution RAWs and then a JPEG of lower resolution. We set "Transfer blazon/size" in "FTP transfer settings" to "JPEG simply" for RAW+JPEG transfer, to get fast JPEG previews sent to the drive, while keeping RAWs saved to the carte du jour.
    12. Connect to your My Passport Wireless' Wi-Fi network from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device, and use WD's free My Cloud app to access and preview your images anywhere. No internet connection or laptop needed.

  • How to wirelessly tether compatible Nikon DSLRs

    One-time setup instructions for My Passport Wireless SSD or My Passport Wireless Pro

    1. Turn on the drive and connect to the "My Passport" network with iPhone, iPad or Android device.
    2. Prepare the device with the My Cloud app, per the standard setup instructions. Once continued to the My Passport Wireless device, tap the settings icon.
    3. Tap "More than" in the upper right, then "Admin," and then set "FTP Access" to "On."


    4. Click back to the My Passport Wireless bulldoze, then tap on "Storage" in the main window.
      You lot will need to create a folder for the camera to send the images to. Create a new binder; for this tutorial, nosotros named the folder "NIKON D850."
      To add a new binder with the My Cloud app for iOS/Android, tap the three dots in the carte du jour bar, and then tap "New folder":

      The new folder should announced under the "Storage" header, as seen hither:

  • Setting up Nikon D850 cameras with WT‌-7/WT‌-7A adapters to let tethering with the My Passport Wireless devices

    I-fourth dimension setup instructions using the connection wizard

    Please observe these settings to configure other uniform Nikon cameras that use a WT adapter. To view instructions for manual setup, click here.

    1. Push the menu button and navigate to the Setup Carte (with an icon of a wrench).
      In this card, scroll down to and tap on "Network."
    2. In the "Network" page, get-go tap "Cull hardware" and select "Wireless LAN."


    3. Tap "Network settings," and then tap "Create contour."

      Next, tap "Connection wizard."
    4. Tap "FTP upload", then enter a name for the network profile.

      The default is "WLAN," but we've renamed it to "WD" here.
    5. On the next screen, tap "Search for wireless network".

      Select the 5 GHz version of the "My Passport" network. This is the option that will give y'all the fastest transfer speeds as long as the drive is within 1-two meters of your photographic camera.

      Enter the Wi-Fi password for the My Passport Wireless. (The default password is printed on the sticker that comes on the face of the bulldoze and is nowadays in the quick start guide in the original box. For more than information on finding the default countersign, click hither: Default Wi-Fi password on a My Passport Wireless Pro and SSD.)

      If yous entered your countersign correctly, you will be presented with the following screen:
    6. On the adjacent screen, click "Obtain automatically."

      And you will be presented with the following settings. Your exact IP address may differ from what is shown below.
    7. On the next screen, click "FTP".

      Enter the FTP server address exactly every bit shown : 192.168.60.1

      Click "Bearding login" for the FTP server login method.
    8. Click "Enter folder proper name".

      Recall the new binder you created in footstep 4 of the setup instructions for your My Passport Wireless drive.
      Type in Storage/ and so that folder name exactly every bit yous typed it when creating the folder in the My Cloud app.
      Any mis-typed or omitted characters here will result in errors that will crusade the wireless tethering experience to neglect. Because we named our folder "NIKON D850" earlier, we volition type in Storage/NIKON D850

      After clicking "OK", the confirmation screen may truncate your binder proper name. As long as you entered it correctly before, this truncation volition not affect your experience.
    9. If you lot completed all steps above correctly, y'all volition be greeted with the post-obit screen. Click "Connect and exit wizard."
    10. On the following screen, you lot should meet the name of your network profile (from pace 4 of the Nikon setup) in green highlight, as well every bit information on point strength and battery life remaining in your wireless adapter.
      Click on "Options."
    11. We like to set "Auto send" to ON. As you shoot photos on your Nikon camera, this setting will automatically send those images from the memory card to your My Passport Wireless.
      Notation that there is also an option here to "Delete after send." This setting will delete the paradigm from your carte after it is sent to the My Passport Wireless. While this volition help preserve space on your memory cards, we recommend keeping this setting turned to "OFF" every bit we always prefer to have a fill-in versus a single copy of our work when nosotros are in the field.
      "Send marker" will add metadata to the prototype file of the date/time of upload to the My Passport Wireless. It can be set OFF or ON, without impacting the overall experience.

      In "Send file as," nosotros recommend the option best suited for your utilize case. For easy, carte du jour-free backups as you shoot, we recommend "RAW+J." Note that, because this will send more than information in each transmission, it may deplete the battery life of your camera and/or wireless adapter and My Passport Wireless more rapidly.
      If yous are shooting rapid succession burst manner and are looking to use this feature for quick, mobile-ready full screen previews of your composition, and then "JPEG only" may be sufficient of you.

      Scrolling further in the "Options" menu reveals additional settings.

      On "Power saving," for the highest-speed performance, nosotros recommend "Prioritize network speed." If long battery life is critical and slower transfer speeds are acceptable (such as during time lapse photography, capturing in single shot fashion, etc.), and then "Prioritize power saving" may help extend the battery life of the batteries in your camera and/or wireless adapter.

      We also set "Automobile ability off delay" to "No limit" to ensure the camera and wireless connection are ever ready.
    12. Equally you accept photos while wirelessly tethered to a My Passport Wireless, you may click back to the "Network" bill of fare to now run into transfer status, including proper name of file currently being sent and number of photos remaining to be sent (in the lower left corner). In our experience, the timer in the middle tends to over-estimate the full time needed to transmit all photos in the backlog.

      If connection is lost betwixt the Nikon camera and the My Passport Wireless (due to leaving the wireless range or a shutdown of the drive), the Nikon camera will display the proper noun of your profile (from pace 4) in reddish and will show a "Wireless mistake" message in this section. However, the excess will be maintained; just turn the Nikon photographic camera off and then back on and re-power and/or bring the My Passport Wireless back in range of the Nikon camera, and they volition reconnect automatically. The Nikon will then resume transmission of any remaining images in the excess, also as new images that you shoot from then onwards.
    13. Connect to your My Passport Wireless drive's Wi-Fi network from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device, and use WD's costless My Deject app to access and preview your RAW and JPEG images anywhere. No cyberspace connectedness or laptop needed. Click here to download for iPhone/iPad or hither for Android.

    Onetime manual setup instructions

    If you adopt to setup Nikon camera and WT accessory with My Passport Wireless SSD manually (and non via the Nikon wizard), follow these steps:

    1. At the beginning of the manual setup procedure, there will exist 4 items to configure: General, Wireless, TCP/IP, and FTP.
    2. In "Full general," you may change the profile name. We set up "Countersign protection" to be "OFF."
    3. In "Wireless," enter the network name exactly equally it appears in your smartphone or tablet's "Wi-Fi" settings. Be aware of example sensitivity and spaces. (For this step, y'all may wish to change the Wi-Fi SSID of the My Passport Wireless drive to something shorter – please refer to the user manual for instructions)

      Fix communication mode to "Infrastructure."

      Set "Authentication" to "WPA2-PSK", and for the encryption key, enter the password for the Wi-Fi network created by the My Passport Wireless. (The default password is institute on the sticker that is adhered to the top of the drive out of the box, or in the Quick Outset Guide)

    4. In TCP/IP, set "Obtain automatically" to "ON".

    5. In "FTP," enter 192.168.lx.1 for the "Address." For the "Folder," enter the name of the folder you created when setting upwardly the My Cloud app. Leave "Port" as the default "21."

      "Anonymous login" should exist ready to "ON".

      "Proxy server" should be set to "OFF."
    6. Tap the dorsum arrow twice to return to the original screen.

  • Compatibile Nikon adapters

    Nikon Wireless Transmitters
    Cameras Nikon WT-4A #25365 Nikon WT-5A #27046 Nikon WD-6A #27161 Nikon WD-7A #27173
    D3 ✓
    D3S ✓
    D3X ✓
    D4 ✓ ✓
    D4S ✓ ✓
    D5 ✓ ✓
    D300 ✓
    D300S ✓
    D500 ✓ * ✓
    D700 ✓
    D750 ✓ ✓ * ✓
    D7000 ✓ ✓
    D7100 ✓
    D7200 ✓ ✓ * ✓
    D800 ✓ ✓
    D800E ✓ ✓
    D810 ✓ * ✓
    D810A ✓ ✓ * ✓
    D850 ✓ * ✓

    *Requires UT-i Advice Unit adapter. (The WT-half-dozen Wireless Transmitter plugs into the UT-1, and the UT-1 plugs into the camera.)

  • How to import multiple RAW images into Adobe Lightroom CC from My Passport Wireless SSD or Pro

    1. Ensure the WD My Cloud app is installed on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch on from the App Store and you take performed the standard bulldoze setup
    2. Install the Adobe Lightroom CC app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch from the App Store. Sign into your Adobe Creative Deject account in the iOS Lightroom CC app on your mobile device. For more information on signing into Lightroom CC, click here.
    3. Look in Settings > Wi-Fi on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to wirelessly connect your mobile device to the Wi-Fi network of your My Passport Wireless Pro or SSD. Additional aid can be found in step 3 in this brusque guide on our Support site.
    4. Open Lightroom CC on your iOS device, select an anthology (such as "All Photos"), and tap on the three dots in the upper right.

    5. Tap "Add together Photos" so select "Files."

    6. If this is your first fourth dimension using the My Cloud app inside Files, you lot may not encounter it in your list of Storage Locations. Tap "More Locations," and so discover and set the "My Cloud" switch to the "On" position.

    7. Tap on "My Cloud," then tap "MyPassport," then navigate to the photos yous would like to import into Adobe Lightroom CC.

    8. Tap "Select" in the upper correct, and so select the RAW images you would similar to import to Lightroom CC. In one case you have finished making your selections, tap "Open."

    9. Photos will then import into Adobe Lightroom CC.

      Notation: When importing multiple images, Lightroom CC may import (and alert to) only one image at a time. The remaining images from your selection will import in succession with no intervention required from the user.

      Lightroom CC import speed depends on multiple factors such as iOS device connectedness speed to the My Passport Wireless, the size of the file, and the computational speed of your iOS device.

    10. Your images, and whatever edits you brand, will sync betwixt your iOS device and other platforms where y'all have installed and activated sync for Adobe Lightroom CC or Adobe Lightroom CC Classic.




      To acquire more about Adobe Lightroom CC, please visit https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-cc/get-started.html

Mutual Questions:

  • How to set up your My Cloud Abode

    Sentry this short video to acquire how to:

    • Gear up My Cloud Abode through a mobile web browser
    • Fix My Cloud Dwelling house if device is not automatically found with your nine digit code

  • How to upload content from your mobile phone

    Watch this brusk video to learn how to:

    • Set up automobile fill-in for your Photographic camera Roll
    • Manually upload content to your My Cloud Dwelling house
    • Take a photograph or video and save straight to your My Cloud Home device
    • Download all your content from a public deject service (Dropbox, Box, One Drive, etc.) to your My Cloud Home device
    • Transfer all the content from your current My Deject to the new My Deject Abode
    • Plug in a USB storage device and re-create content to your My Cloud Home

  • How to centralize all your content

    Watch this short video to larn how to:

    • Download all your content from a public deject service (Dropbox, Box, Ane Bulldoze, etc.) to your My Cloud Dwelling device
    • Transfer content from your current My Cloud to your new My Deject Home device
    • Use MyCloud.com to upload content

  • How to share content

    Spotter this short video to larn how to:

    • Share a photo or file with your friends and family using the mobile app, the MyCloud.com, or the Desktop app

  • How to add users

    Watch this brusk video to learn how to:

    • Add friends and family members to your device for their own private space
    • Manage users from your mobile phone

  • How to help secure your device

    Watch this short video to learn how to:

    • Gear up up a Passcode and Impact ID on your mobile app
    • General pointers on helping to proceed your device secure

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