How do I backup my hard drive to WD My Cloud?
# 1. Auto backup Windows 10 files to WD My Cloud via File History
- Type “backup” in the search box of the taskbar.
- Under “Back up using file history”, click Add a drive.
- You’ll see a new heading called “Automatically back up my files”, and the switch is automatically turned on.
Can I use My Cloud as external hard drive?
NO, from the manufacturer: “My Cloud storage devices, as well as other WD NAS devices, cannot be connected to a computer using the built in USB ports.” If you attach the USB cable to your computer, it will NOT be recognized by your computer as a hard drive.
What hard drive is in WD My Cloud?
My Cloud EX2 Ultra comes pre-configured with WD Red hard drives, specifically built for NAS systems to provide improved performance within 24×7 environments.
Can you expand WD My Cloud?
The WD My Cloud Home also has a USB expansion port, which you can use to attach a compatible USB 3.1 Gen 1 hard drive to expand your storage capacity. It’s also recommended that you map the external drive on your computer for fast, easy access.
What can I do with My Cloud?
My Cloud™ Home is an easy-to-use personal cloud storage device that plugs directly into your Wi-Fi® router at home so you can save all your digital content in one central place. Unlike a NAS, it’s a simple centralized solution to back up your photos, videos and files, and have it stored in one place.
Is My Cloud any good?
So, you can’t expect the data read/write speed of 1GB/s as you normally get with most of the NAS out there. But, it is surely a good option for those who want a good upgrade from very slow external hard drives to something scalable and advanced.
How much does My Cloud cost?
It also has a USB 3.0 port for storage extension or backing up data. If you’re looking for a fast, easy-to-use NAS server for your home, at the suggested cost of just $150 for 2TB ($180 for 3TB, and $250 for 4TB), the WD My Cloud is an excellent choice among single-volume network storage devices.
How do I access my WD My Cloud Files?
Go to www.mycloud.com. Login with your MyCloud.com account credential. From the device listing menu, select your My Cloud device. Navigate and click on the file and folder to access your content.