So you need a little know how when setting this up as it's a little harder than the product makes out. You can back stuff up from the desktop it makes a folder for you on c: drive where you can drag and drop folders to save stuff and you can even make your own folders.

I already owned a WD MyCloud. I thought this new Home version would be an upgrade. I was wrong. The Home version is terrible. It's largely unconfigurable. You can't create new network share drives on it. You have to log on to a WD website to change its settings.

I bought this by mistake - a stupid, lazy, expensive mistake. I thought I was buying a "My Cloud" - WD's NAS-lite solution for personal users. "My Cloud Home" is effectively nothing more than a stupidly overpriced photo storage box.

WD has discontinued the single disk version of the My Cloud, name My Cloud personal. They replaced it with My Cloud Home Personal, removing features such as having different used permissions and multiple shared folders.