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I was able to complete this task with my 2013 13 inch MacBook Pro but unable to understand the
process with my 2015 15 inch MacBook Pro. I have about 1400 files I want to push to iCloud. I prefer
to do this in small batches. I did a complete one time push of 600 files with my 2013 MacBook and
about 25 files failed to transfer.
MacBook, OS X 10.11
billstestingagain Said:
“[…]If I am looking at the information correctly there are about 300 out of 1400 files in iCloud from my 2015 model MacBook Pro.[…]”
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Understanding iCloud:
iCloud Doesn’t Back Up Everything:
If it is not one of these 1,400 files, then it just is is N/A or is something that is already part of the iCloud system. So, enable all of those items in iCloud settings, and see what it uploads. If you want to backup your entire computer, create and use a Time Machine Backup.
billstestingagain Said:
“[…]If I am looking at the information correctly there are about 300 out of 1400 files in iCloud from my 2015 model MacBook Pro.[…]”
———-
Understanding iCloud:
iCloud Doesn’t Back Up Everything:
If it is not one of these 1,400 files, then it just is is N/A or is something that is already part of the iCloud system. So, enable all of those items in iCloud settings, and see what it uploads. If you want to backup your entire computer, create and use a Time Machine Backup.
billstestingagain Said:
"How to manually upload pdf files to icloud using Montgomery Version 12.6.5"
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Is iCloud Drive Set Up?:
Enable iCloud Drive on it, seeing if you can update the documents through a new Finder window. Just use drag and drop. Go Here: Set Up iCloud Drive - Apple Support
I had that set for years. I have had an account for years but only recently embraced iCloud
thinking my Time Machine will someday crash. If I am looking at the information correctly there
are about 300 out of 1400 files in iCloud from my 2015 model MacBook Pro. I would think Apple
would have a program that would give the user a way to verify a mismatch by line item. I am also
frustrated that there is no search function on iCloud.com. I am retired and not a tech head. Any
other information will be appreciated .
Either move small batches into the iCloud Drive folder or upload small batches at iCloud.com
How to manually upload pdf files to icloud using Montgomery Version 12.6.5
