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  The issue: WD Sync not working WD Sync allows files to be synchronized across multiple computers connected to a My Cloud NAS device. Adding, deleting or modifying files in one location will lead to the same changes in the other locations. WD Sync is not a backup software, so you can’t restore files that have been deleted with WD Sync. Nevertheless, some users find WD Sync not working sometimes. Here are two common issues: ◈ WD Sync is unable to sync from the NAS to the client. ◈ WD Sync displays “No Storage Devices Found” or “My Cloud Not Seen”. How to fix WD Sync not working error? Please move on to the next part. How to resolve WD Sync not working in Windows 10 easily? I’ll show you how to resolve WD Sync not working in Windows 10 under the two circumstances mentioned above one by one: Situation 1: WD Sync is unable to sync from the NAS to the client. This issue could be caused by disabled Cloud Access. Follow the steps below to fix it: 1. Login to the My Cloud Dashboard. 2. S

  Overview of Windows 10 backup not working Windows 10 comes with built-in backup features: File History and Backup and Restore Windows 7. However, You may find Windows 10 backup not working after upgrading from Windows 7 or Windows 8, or you get the error that File History does not recognize this drive or File History no usable drives found. Basically speaking, Windows 10 backup not working shows as two situations: Windows 10 File History backup not working and Backup and Restore Windows 7 not working in Windows 10. Many reasons may cause this issue. For example, the Startup Type cannot be triggered automatically, the external hard drive has not been formatted, and the corrupted files may cause this error too, etc. Read on and find solutions here. Solutions to Windows backup not working Windows 10 File History backup not working Method 1. Manually start the service One of the possible reason is that the Startup Type cannot be triggered automatically. You can manually start

  How to fix operating system not listed without locating the Setup Information file in Windows 7? When you encounter operating system not listed in System Recovery Options, you can fix the issue via following method without locating the Setup Information file manually. Two situations will be described: Situation 1: boot from F8 1. Press F8 while your computer is booting to display the Advanced Boot Options menu. Use the arrow keys to highlight Repair Your Computer and press Enter. 2. On the window that says “select an operating system to repair” click Cancel to see System Recovery Options window and select Command Prompt .  3. In Command Prompt, input bootrec /rebuildbcd and press Enter. Tips: 1) If Bootrec runs successfully, it will present you with the installation path of a Windows directory. To add the entry to the BCD store, type Y . A confirmation message appears that indicates the entry was added successfully. 2) If Bootrec cannot find any missing Windows installatio

  User profile corrupted and its causes When you type your password and press Enter at the Windows log-on screen, you may receive an error message like “The user profile service failed the logon. User profile cannot be loaded.” If you receive this error message, that's to say, the user profile is corrupted or damaged. Every error message has its own causes. I will list some common causes in the following. malware infection. hardware problem like bad memory or hard drive failure. a force shutdown. failed Windows Update or Automatic Updates, and the process always involves an upgrade of critical system files (especially service pack installation). the file system of hard drive damaged because of disk write errors, power outages or virus attacks. How to fix a corrupted user profile on Windows 7? ▶ Fix 1: Restart your computer or check malware Windows 7 user profile cannot be loaded for a number of reasons, the simplest one is that you shut down the computer forcefully or your com

  Method 1: Remove newly installed hardware or external devices and reboot You can remove the newly installed hardware or external devices (such as printers or scanners), and reboot your computer to see if the problem has been solved. Method 2: Perform automatic repair 1. Go to BIOS, change the boot device to CD/DVD drive , press F10 to save and exit. Then, wait until your computer enter the initial screen, set language, time, currency format, etc. and click “ Next ”. 2. Click “ Repair your computer ” from the lower left corner. 3. Click “ Startup Repair ” in the “ Choose a recovery tool ” screen. When you click this button, it will execute automatic repair automatically if there is a problem in the system. If the system does not have problem, you will be prompted to restart the system in a pop-up window. 4. Follow the instructions on-screen to complete the Automatic Repair . Method 3: Perform a system restore 1. Boot from the Windows installation disk . 2. In the “ Windows Setu