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• How to recover deleted files from iCloud drive?

  Wouldn't see any forum posts on this topic in a year or two, so thought I would ask once again: if I delete a file of numbers or Pages stored in iCloud drive, is it possible to recover icloud drive at a later date?

  In the Apple support document below.

  If you need to access a file that you deleted in the last 30 days, you can recover it from iCloud.com:

  1. Connect to iCloud.com.
  2. Click settings.
  3. Under Advanced Options, click on restore files.
  4. Browse the list of files in the window restore files.

  Files will be deleted to restore the files within 30 days.

  iCloud Drive FAQ

• Recover deleted data from iCloud drive after downgrade accidentally?

  A friend has lowered her iCloud drive counts these days of previous 200 GB for the free 5 GB level. Now, he is faced with disasters: Unfortunately he had kept all his records and documents, that he totally forgot to save back to its local Mac before decommissioning. Now they are not more accessible, all the files and documents seem to be lost forever!

  Or is there a way to recover these files? Any idea and help would be very appreciated.

  Without a backup elsewhere files have disappeared.

• Configuration of backups from iCloud drive: why are there two Mobile Documents files?

  I've recently started using iCloud drive to synchronize documents between my Mac and iOS devices. Now, I want to assure you that I have local backups of these documents.

  I understand that the documents synchronized via iCloud are store locally in my Mobile user home/library/Documents folder. But when I check I made 2 folders: Documents Mobile and Mobile Documents.90391253.  The Documents Mobile folder seems to keep all the records that I created using Pages, drafts and TextEdit.  The second folder has files with obscure names such as ' JFJWWP64QD ~ com ~ goodiware ~ GoodReader. ". Records of Documents that I checked are empty.

  Here is a screenshot of the second folder:

  

  Why are there two folders of Documents Mobile? When you add a folder to a backup program, I would add two folders or just the folder Documents Mobile?

  The second folder (the one your screenshot) is a backup of an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, which was made via iTunes. More information: finding and managing your backups iTunes - Apple Support

• How to import pictures from iCloud drive Photos on iPad?

  Sorry, that should be so simple, but it isn't.

  I poured a folder of photos from my macbook to iCloud by car. No problem.

  Then, I wanted to import these images into the folder of drive iCloud on my iPad in pictures... How can I do this? Is there not "import" in Photos and export to iCloud via the icon 'share', only waking up on an individual photo should he I really share 500 photos, one at a time?

  En thank you for help.

  Use the Photos application to synchronize photos, no drive to iCloud.

• Once that a file is uploaded to iCloud drive remove it from my hard drive to free up space?

  I want to free up space on the hard drive of my MacBook Pro. Once I have download on iCloud can I delete from my hard drive and still maintain a file of cloud?  Another way to put it: once a file is uploaded to iCloud by car, if I remove my hard drive it will remove automatically iCloud drive?

  Thank you

  David Goldsmith

  [email protected]

  iCloud Drive is a synchronization service. If you delete a file from iCloud, it is removed from iCloud drive and vice versa.

  It is not an effective way to free up space on your MacBook.

  

• iCloud drive with Sierra problems

  When I upgraded to Sierra, during the implementation, I registered inadvertently to the top enable My Documents & Desk Top to synchronize without realizing account. Everything was going well in the Finder, until I realized that I was looking for to iCloud Drive/Documents not iMac/Documents and realized what I had done. I went in the iCloud preferences and unchecked Documents & Desk Top iCloud Drive options but I got a pop up stating 'If you keep Documents on your desk and you file Documents will be visible in iCloud drive away. No documents in iCloud drive are deleted. "

  I want to stop iCloud sync my Documents and office of the road and come back as it was before moving on to the Sierra of Finder.

  Hello man pine.
  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  If I understand your message which is more, you want to use iCloud drive and are concerned that you have received the message, "If you keep Documents on your desktop and you file Documents will be visible in iCloud drive away. No document will be deleted from iCloud drive. "When you disable iCloud Drive, the folder remains in the Finder, but you can move the documents from the folder of the iCloud drive to your Documents folder or any other folder of your choice. The only difference is that any changes to these documents will not be synchronized via iCloud to your other devices.

  Best regards.

• iCloud/iCloud drive files will not open.

  On my Mac in the Finder, I can see the numbers iCloud and iCloudDrive files but can not open them.

  I can access it via Safari on my Mac and can open them on my iPhone and iPad.

  Also, I just tried to delete a file from iCloud drive but get error code 36 - can't access some information in this file.

  I have also tried to remove entirely the iCloudDrive and restoring same problem persists.

  Anyone know how to fix the error code 36?

• import icloud drive to imovie

  I copied videos iCloud Drive on my iMac. When I try to import videos into iMovie I can´t find the ICloud drive on the list where to import them from.

  See this - How to import videos to iMovie iCloud

• If I install the iCloud drive on my laptop and remove this app from my iphone due to the lack of storage, to lose all the data that I saved in there?

  If I install icloud drive in my laptop where all my important data is saved and uninstall the app from my iphone icloud drive, my data is secure?

  A couple of things...

  -If you have an Apple laptop or desktop, with a software update system, so there is no way to 'install iCloud Drive' to this topic as it is already there as a function of iCloud.

  -remove the iCloud (app) drive icon on your iPhone will do nothing.

  -If your data is already in iCloud, so rest assured, it is already safe.

• El Capitan iCloud drive failure complete the transfer of files on disc from Macbook to iCloud drive

  Product

  MacBook Air. 120 GB with 15 GB of free disk space.

  Connected to the internet via WIFI from Apple Timecapsule, here through to VDSL 40 MB/s in download, 10 MB/s in upload.

  Operating system

  El Capitan 10.11.06

  Describe the problem and include details on what seems to make it.

  The Macbook was working a little slowly. It seemed a good idea to transfer files to the player to iCloud from various places on the Macbook. I created a folder, XXX, within the iCloud drive. I did drag elements of 2200 (displaced), approximately 1.8 GB total for the XXX folder. The files successfully on 15 minutes, no files in the source folder. Disk utility showed that I had lost free disk space, to about 14 GB on the Macbook.

  Use the Finder to open the iCloud drive showed two points of interest:

  • Circle of pie next to iCloud Drive. The pie chart had a white game, with most of the gray.
  • At the bottom of the window in the Finder to iCloud drive notification: 8 items, 15 GB available, download 2 235 elements (1.84 GB 1.94 GB).

  Since the transition to iCloud Drive 18 hours it is, nothing good is felt. Notification of message like above remain unchanged.

  Accessing the iCloud drive through another computer, using iCloud.com on behalf of the Watch:

  • 79 items in the folder XXX (when there should be a more another 2000 points)
  • No element contain subfolders of the folder XXX
  • 4.54 GB available

  Already tried troubleshooting steps

  • Rebooted computer MacBook twice
  • Patiently waited all night for computer complete the download sync on iDrive
  • Use disk utility to repair disk

  No temporary miracle identified.

  Related full exploration of this issue is here (thanks!). The link includes several possible solutions.

  iCloud Drive no local sync

  The main solution, apparently, is "Call Apple Support". I note that there are several recent complaints in the same direction. Maybe something changed with the implementation of iCloud Drive in August 2016?

• Can I delete files from my drive iCloud on my MacBook?

  Can I delete files from my iCloud on my MacBook drive and make them stay on iCloud on the web? I want to clear my drive in addition to hard as much as possible.

  If you disable iCloud by car, you will be told the local copies of your files will be deleted, but will remain in iCloud.

  When you delete them from your iCloud drive, the files will be deleted to iCloud.

  iCloud is a synchronization service, not off of storage of the unit.

• ICloud drive backup from my MacBook Pro Finder folders?

  ICloud drive backup from my MacBook Pro Finder folders? I have Word for Mac and lots of jpg and PDF files in the My Documents folder that I'd like to back up.

  iCloud Drive is a synchronization system, not a backup system. Use an external drive for backups. So that documents to download, they are added to iCloud by car. iCloud drive will not load automatically the content of your Documents folder.

• How do you access iCloud drive from command line?

  I'm on OS 10.10.5.  On any Finder window, I see iCloud drive listed (with subfolders, some created by me, others not).

  How can I look at them from the point of view "unix"?  That is, from the command line.  When I do:

  $ sudo find /-name iCloud\ in car

  He finds a /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CloudDocsDaemon.framework/Versions/A/Resource s/iCloud Drive Drive.app/Contents/MacOS/iCloud file, which is an 'executable x86_64.  I'm afraid to run it from the command line.

  Can someone please tell me how I can watch some entries in folder under "iCloud Drive" via command line?

  Thank you.

  Tena

  I can access m iCloud drive of documents from the Terminal by entering

  CD ~/Library/Mobile\ Documents/com ~ apple ~ CloudDocs.

  This will set the current directory to the root of the drive to iCloud.

• icloud drive I can copy from my external hard drive and takes no space on my internal flash drive

  I have a macair with 128 GB, I want to copy movies from my external HD to my icloud drive so that I can access without it too much space on my internal flash drive. I have 200 GB of storage on my icloud drive

  If you have iCloud drive turned on in your MacBook Air, it automatically keeps a local copy on your Mac. If you hold down Option key and open the menu go to the Finder and click library, and then click Documents Mobile (or more simply click on iCloud drive in the menu go to the Finder), it will take you to the location of the local copy.

  It is design direction to the synchronization of data between the devices rather than as a place of storage, where the only copy is in the cloud.