Sync a new PC

My Cloud Home - Personal Cloud Storage My Cloud Home Duo
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Hello everybody, I’ve just purchased a new PC and I need to sync my Home Duo to a new folder on this PC, without deleting the old folder on (or move the entire content from) the old PC (in other words, sync two PCs to the same Home Duo drive).
But I’m not able to do that! The solution should allow me to add a new file on the old PC and see that file on the new one (and viceversa), without installing third party software (i.e. FreeFileSync). Is it possible?
Thank you

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Hello,

Please refer to the following KBA article: Setup My Cloud Home Desktop Sync and Configuration

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Sorry @Logan.S, but the link you posted does not contain any solution to my question.
I need to copy to my new PC the content of the existent WD folder. In the link you posted, there are instructions on how to create a new folder synced to the WD, not to connect the already existant content…

If I do the same with the Google Drive account, my new folder is synced with the old PC with no effort. I have to do the same with WD.

Is this possible or not? Why is it so complicated do the same with WD?

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Pretty self explanatory. Laptop is on Win10Home, PC is Win10 Pro. I simply want to designate a folder on each system, and whenever both devices are on and connected to the same network, I want the folder to sync https://19216801.onl/ https://routerlogin.uno/.

Ideally, I get home from work, start my PC, log on to the laptop, it uploads any changes or new files, done. It can work only one way, or offer a variety of options. I don’t want to fight with scheduling, or manually triggering, I just want the whole thing automated and immediate.

Anyone know any software to assist?

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So, any ideas?
Am I the only one that needs to connect two PCs to one MyCloud Duo unit?

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To sync a new PC with your Western Digital (WD) external hard drive, there are a few steps you can follow: https://mymilestonecard.wiki/, https://librarygenesis.wiki/

  1. Connect your WD external hard drive to your new PC using a USB cable.
  2. Wait for your PC to recognize the drive and install any necessary drivers.
  3. Open your file explorer and locate the files or folders that you want to sync.
  4. Right-click on the files or folders and select “Copy” or “Cut”.
  5. Navigate to the WD external hard drive in your file explorer and paste the files or folders into the appropriate folder.