Or if you have a desktop computer that has an SATA port, connect the hard drive to the desktop computer’s SATA cable/power cable. There are many low cost USB devices to attach to an SATA hard drive. Attach the hard drive to an external USB enclosure/docking cable or docking station. If you have already removed the hard drive from the My Cloud enclosure then you can do one of two things. I would really really appreciate your guys help! I hope that someone could help me because the content on the My Cloud is everything for me, and I’m really sad that I could have lost everything:(Īlso sorry for my English, I’m from Sweden and their aren’t so much about the My Cloud and it’s problems on the Swedish sites. I have never worked with Linux and I’m really scared that, that is the only way. After reading on the WD community I’m seeing a lot that people only have been able to save their content with Linux. It is compatible with Mac OS X and Windows only. So today I went to a store and asked for some advice, and there was this guy telling me that I could buy this:Īnd put in the hard drive. However, when I did that the screen was all white (the computer was running Windows 10).

The fact that my warranty had expired I thought that I would take it out from it’s case so that I could connect it through SATA/USB to my computer. When I plugged in/out the power cord it would sometimes blink green but go away just seconds later.

What I did notice under the procedure was that the Ethernet light didn’t blink at all. I didn’t think that is was such a big deal, however after trying to get it to connect through Wifi several times (for about 6 hours), I couldn’t get it working. So one day I woke up and realized that my My Cloud 3 TB was glowing all red in the front. I don’t really know if this is the place to post this, but I would really really need some help.

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