WD My Cloud Home (1 x 6 TB, WD Red)

WD My Cloud Home

1 x 6 TB, WD Red


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how do I install it on the new Mac

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pinobusetti

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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1. connect: Connect the My Cloud Home to the router and the power supply using an Ethernet cable. 2. set up: Open mycloud.com/hello, create an account and follow the instructions. 3rd Install the app: Download the desktop app from the WD support site, install it and sign in. 4. access: After installation, you will find the drive in the Finder under "Places". Done!
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joni.santana

3 years ago

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benjamin.helbling

3 years ago

Is it compatible with Apple?

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Former employee

3 years ago

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Yes, this device is compatible :) System requirements : My Cloud Home desktop application (64-bit operating system required) : Windows® 10+ operating systems macOS 11+ operating systems My Cloud Home mobile application : iOS® 11 or higher operating systems Android™ Marshmallow (6.0) operating systems or higher Router and internet service provider for internet connection Compatible browsers Internet Explorer® 11 or higher Microsoft® Edge Safari® 8.0 or higher Firefox® 45 or higher on supported Windows and Mac OS platforms Google Chrome™ 50 or higher on supported Windows and Mac OS platforms Supported streaming options H.264 via Android and iOS media playback H.265 via Android and iOS media playback Note: Compatibility may vary depending on the user's hardware configuration and operating system.
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Anonymous

4 years ago

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aletri29

6 years ago

Can the hard disk be partitioned?

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lukas

6 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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No, as far as I know, the MyCloud software can only manage 1 partition.
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hausergmbh

8 years ago

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NikonShooter

8 years ago

I can't give you an answer to the first question regarding access rights, but in my opinion every NAS should have your DLNA server. DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is only a storage medium that can play back the contents in a network. A NAS is therefore responsible for exactly this. Synology, for example, provides exactly these services for video, pictures and music. I would be surprised if WD could not do this.

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