I have rebooted my W10 PC back to factory settings which also meant re-configuring my 4TB WD Mycloud NAS Drive. However I cannot recall how to show the NAS drive as an icon on the THIS PC screen alongside my other HDD drives. Before resetting the PC the NAS Drive icon appeared and I literally dragged and dropped files I wanted to store on the drive. Can anyone refresh my memory or offer advice on how to achieve this. THANKS
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WD Mycloud NAS drive desktop Icon
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Open notepad & enter:
[AutoRun]
label=WD Mycloud
ICON=WD.ico
And save it as autorun.inf
Change the icon name to the .ico file you wish to use & place icon within the WD my cloud drive.
[AutoRun]
label=WD Mycloud
ICON=WD.ico
And save it as autorun.inf
Change the icon name to the .ico file you wish to use & place icon within the WD my cloud drive.
No you’d have to find an .ico file as I’ve tried changing the .jpg extention to .ico & it didn’t work. I have .ico creating software so if you can only find a Western Digital .jpg I’d be happy to convert it for you.
You can name it anything, I just used WD.ico for ease of replying, however you’d also have to change the entry within the autorun text to the name you choose.
Yes it goes along with the autorun.inf file.
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