How To Sync [EXCLUSIVE] Download Folder To Icloud

You can make iCloud selective sync on your Mac easily. After setting, only the selected folders will be synced to iCloud successfully. And now, you can follow the operations below to learn how to deliver this goal:

Tip: If you have installed iCloud on your PC, there will be an iCloud folder created on your desktop. So, you can directly drag and drop files on the iCloud folder to the OneDrive folder.

How To Sync Download Folder To Icloud

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When you store your Desktop and Documents folders in iCloud Drive, you can access files from your Mac on all your devices. That means you can start a document on your Desktop, then work on it later from your iPhone or iPad and on iCloud.com. Everything automatically stays up to date everywhere.

If you want to store your files in iCloud Drive and another cloud storage service, you can keep copies of your files in both, but you can't keep folders from a third-party cloud service in iCloud Drive. You can keep your other cloud service folders in a different place on your Mac, like the home folder.

You can find your Desktop and Documents folders in the iCloud section of the Finder sidebar. If you add a second Mac Desktop, you can find those files in the Desktop folder in iCloud Drive. Look for a folder with the same name as your second Mac. You can also use Spotlight to search for specific file names.

If you need more space, you can delete files to free up space in iCloud. When you use iCloud Drive and delete a file on one device, it deletes on every device that you're signed in to with the same Apple ID. You can find deleted files in the Recently Deleted folder in the Files app or on iCloud.com for 30 days. After that, they're removed.

When you turn off Desktop & Documents Folders, your files stay in iCloud Drive and a new Desktop and Documents folder is created on your Mac in the home folder. You can move files from iCloud Drive to your Mac as you need them, or select all of your files and drag them to the place you want to keep them.

If you turn off iCloud Drive or sign out of iCloud, a new Desktop and Documents folder is created in your home folder. You also have the option to keep a local copy of your files that are in iCloud Drive. If you keep a local copy of your files in iCloud Drive, they're copied to a folder called iCloud Drive (Archive) in your home folder. You can move any files that were in your iCloud Desktop and Documents to your new local Desktop and Documents.

The options are to sync nothing, sync the iCloud Drive folder, or sync the iCloud Drive folder and Desktop and Documents. If you only want to sync selected folders you can turn on iCloud Drive (and not turn on Desktop and Documents) and put the folders that you want to sync into the iCloud Drive folder. You can make the iCloud Drive folder easier to access by using Finder Preferences to show it in the Finder Sidebar.

Another method would be to turn on iCloud Drive and also turn on Desktop and Documents and then put any folders that you do not want to sync in a folder or folders in your Home folder (but not in the Documents folder).

Sign with Apple ID and password on www.icloud.com and also open finder , drag and drop folder from finder created ( like in Microsoft ) over the untitled folder 1 created in iCloud Drive ( click on get info to get the details ) .

Sim poder efetivar a sicronizao. Basta ir no site www.icloud.com entra no icone Icloud Drive e adicionar (icone carregar) a pasta do Dropbox que ser sicronizada. O computador onde estar a pasta a ser siconizada, dever ter o icloud instalado.

There is currently no option to do that for the Desktop. If you have the iCloud Drive Desktop & Documents option turned on then everything in the Desktop and the Documents folder will sync to iCloud.

Workarounds are to either 1) put files and folders that you don't want to sync somewhere else in your user directory (i.e., not in Desktop or Documents) or 2) turn off the Desktop and Documents option and put files that you do want to sync in the iCloud Drive folder. That folder can be accessed via the Finder "Go" menu and it can also be added to the Finder sidebar. If you decided to turn off Desktop & Documents, see the "Turn off Desktop and Documents" section of the following first: Add your Desktop and Documents files to iCloud Drive - Apple Support

You can use brute force to keep certain folders local. If you add the filename extension .nosync to the name of a folder on your Desktop, it will not be synced to iCloud and stay local. You will see a crossed out cloud badge behind the filename in the Finder.

So I updated a machine with a bunch of files on the Desktop and in the Documents folder, and when I upgraded it asked me if I wanted to store these folders on iCloud as well. I hit YES and it began trying to upload everything. Now, I guess I had a large file in one of the folders because the total upload was almost 9GB (i have 200GB of available iCloud space). It failed the upload and has just been stuck on 57kb of 8.89GB uploaded for over a day. I've tried restarting and it hasn't moved. I haven't found a way to quit it either. This has been making my machine incredibly slow and has caused the fans to speed up like crazy. Anytime I try to access an Open or Save dialog, the app I'm using crashes, whether it's Preview, Xcode, Photoshop, or even Safari.

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.

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 tried the "restore" trick mentioned by another poster, above. iCloud Drive said it was trying to restore 1,000 files (a small fraction of what I had had), but reported problems doing so. None the less, many of those files were restored, without the directory structure; that is, they were simply dumped into one folder.

iCloud is an absolutely disgrace. As a software developer myself, I would feel totally ashamed to have produced a piece of software, like this. I use XCode, and iCloud kept deleting project files and reverting files back to previous versions. In the end I just copied all my XCode project folders into my home directory, which is unaffected by iCloud. I didn't dare turn iCloud off, after all the horror stories I have heard. My advice, is only use iCloud for things like Word/Text Documents or documents you don't mind losing...

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)

My Photos Libary- Library.photoslibrary- is located in the normal location within my MacOS folder structure (Users-name-Pictures). When I download and/or copy pics into that same folder ("Pictures"), my impression has been those pics would get uploaded to my iCloud photo library as well?

I have started to use a shared Obsidian Vault with a Friend like this: Its based on a shared iCloud-folder from my friend which I access via Obsidian Mac Desktop App. To sync this vault with my mobile devices I connected it to a shared vault via Obsidian Sync to sync files to my phone & tablet. 2351a5e196