So I enabled iCloud Drive, hoping I could select specifically just a single folder in my documents folder, but it automatically enables for the whole documents and desktop folders together. It didn't let me select anything.
So I turned it off and next thing I know, my documents and downloads folder is empty...
Am I screwed? I have a older backup from a month ago for the two folders but lost new data.
Contemplating not using my mac anymore for school stuff and just lug around the Alienware...
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@Raidriar Does that apply to iOS as well? I enabled it on my mom's phone as well for backing up docs,spreadsheets and presentaion. Should I turn it off?
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Lost some Garageband files my mom curated. I never noticed since she didn't complain. -
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Yes please backup before turning off or you'll lose all your data.
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iCloud Drive it really is very prehistoric and doesn’t work that well, even tho I try it long time ago but give up and use Dropbox and never have any problem with them.
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I just went back to emailing myself files or using a usb drive. Best way for me.
Never used iCloud again on my Mac.Vasudev likes this.
iCloud erased my Documents/Desktop Folders
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by ssj92, Oct 9, 2018.