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I think Apple needs to put a bit more of a delay in that (e.g. maybe two acceptance boxes). When I clicked on the yes box, I completely forgot that I had several gigs of files in both my corporate and personal Dropbox folders as well as my Onedrive folder. It was the Ondrive yakking at me saying the "default folder has moved" that tipped me off to what was going on. Moving those folders created a bit of a "***" moment. It's all good and the experiece I hope will help others as well as Apple really understand the complexity of moving the contents of the Documents folder to the cloud.

It's a bit disappointing reading this every year with every beta. People... if you read this and have not yet installed beta 1 then don't do it. At least don't install it on your primary machine, on your primary hard drive, with your primary apple id and never do it without making an disk image before. (Like with superduper or similar software).

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The same thing happened to me when I changed my apple id email account. Everything went haywire and icloud deleted my desktop and documents folders. However, when I go into "all my files" in finder, all of the files that used to be on my desktop are in the all my files section.

I formatted my external HDD by mistake. This software -drill-3-brings-file-recovery-tools-to-mac-hard-drives recover all my lost data, but it is just free to recover 1gb data, any way, it is money worthy. I've looked for some programs, but all they seem to do nothing, but this software works perfectly.

Hi guys i Think i found out where you can get all the data back (and i dont know why apple would do somthing like this as it is soo stupid) when you chosse to back up your files on icloud (Which i will never do again in the future) a sperate folder is made on you mac calles "icloud Drive (Archive)" it is located in Users > " your computer user name" > iCLoud Drive (Archive) - here you should find all your files that were just deleted ! (well at least i did)

I use Quicken 2017, normally on my iMac, and my Quicken data file is stored on my iCloud drive (in a subfolder of my Documents folder.) But when I travel, which is frequently, I need to be able to use that data on my MacBook. That worked great when I stored the file on Dropbox. But now that I've moved it to iCloud drive, the file I see on my MacBook is a much older version than the current version that I saved on my iMac, without recent changes I have made. Worse yet, if I accidentally open that file, Quicken will update it and create a "newer" saved version based on that obsolete file, and when this happened to me, I was in a panic that I was going to get home and discover that my file on the iMac had been overwritten by this older file (now with a newer date on it.)

Basically I'm concluding that iCloud Drive is kind of worthless and I guess I'll move back to using Dropbox, which is annoying because I'm spending money every month for the iCloud storage. Am I missing something here? I have plenty of iCloud drive space, and both computers are running the latest Sierra release.

I see info online suggesting that I can force iCloud to store data locally by right clicking on a folder and selecting 'download now'. However it seems that if files are not used for a certain amount of time, icloud will remove them again. Nonetheless, would this approach resolve my problem? I could have one folder within Documents that contained all the pics, and download the other docs. Would this work if I was travelling for an extended period, say a couple of months, or is the system likely to default back to cloud storage within a timeframe like this?

If you were looking to back things up on the Mac, it might be worth mentioning Time Machine. Using an external drive, you can set up Time Machine to back up the contents automatically. This is helpful if you need to restore files or the entire Mac from a backup. 006ab0faaa