Looking to connect to CloudMe? Wish you could treat CloudMe as an additional drive on your computer? Then here’s a quick tutorial to help you connect to CloudMe so you can drag-n-drop files/folders in and out of your CloudMe account.
Connecting to CloudMe is as easy as 123!
For Mac users:
- Open your Mac Finder. From the “Go” menu, select “Connect to Server…”
- In the “Server Address” field, enter http://webdav.cloudme.com/username (insert your CloudMe username for “username” and use lowercase letters)
- Type in your CloudMe username (in lowercase) and password. Be sure “Registered User” is selected and click “Connect”
For Windows users:
We recommend downloading the free version of NetDrive to connect to CloudMe.
Here’s how you configure NetDrive to connect to CloudMe:
- Click New Site (bottom left button) and Site Name = CloudMe
- Site IP or URL = http://webdav.cloudme.com/username (in lowercase)
- Server Type = WebDAV and Drive = Z (or any other)
- Account = Your CloudMe account username (in lowercase)
- Password = Your CloudMe account password
- Check the box – Automatic login and then click “Connect”
If you have any problems or questions, please feel to post them in the comments here or email us at support@cloudme.com.
Mounting drive F: failed
Server authentication failed
Hi Luis,
I’d be happy to help you connect to CloudMe. Please send me a screenshot of your setup (like one of the screenshots above) to support@cloudme.com
We’ll have you connected in no time!
Kind Regards,
Monica
I’ve got a similar error here:
Mounting drive N: failed
Operation failed.
Hi Håkan,
Are you trying to connect on a Mac or a Windows operating system?