Client Guides
Mapped Drive Client Administrator Guide
The Mapped Drive Client allows easy editing of files from a traditional mapped drive from within applications remotely from anywhere.
Read moreSyncing Files and Folders Offline
We have engineered MyWorkDrive with multiple access methods (Web, Mobile, Mapped Drive) to reduce the need for offline sync.
Read moreMWD Window in macOS client
The MWD Window is an alternative to viewing shares in Finder which does not use Fuse or File Provider as file system drivers.
Read moreTroubleshooting and consideration for slow file transfer performance on clients
The troubleshooting process for performance issues on the MyWorkDrive Clients.
Read moreSecure mode driver in MyWorkDrive mapped drive client for Windows
The Secure mode driver is a Windows Explorer extension used to display Data Leak Protection (DLP) restricted shares in the Windows mapped drive client.
Read moreWindows Map Drive Client Free Disk Space
The Map Drive client will correctly show the free space on network shares when assigning individual drive letters to each share on the server.
Read moreChromeOS / Google Chromebooks Support
MyWorkDrive Web Client is compatible with ChromeOS and Google Chromebooks.
Read moreEmail Domain Website Lookup Setup
The Email Domain Website Lookup feature provides an easy way for Mobile Client users to lookup their MyWorkDrive server address using their email.
Read moreInstalling MyWorkDrive on macOS Big Sur and Apple M1 Processors
The installation prcoess to run MyWorkDrive on an Apple M1 processor Mac
Read moreLocal Office Editing from the Web Client - Trust Center Approved hosts
Users with Microsoft Office installed locally may receive a warning about opening documents from online sources referencing the Trust Center.
Read moreMicrosoft Edge WebView2
The Map Drive client for Windows uses Microsoft Edge WebView2 which is a seperate install that is processed at the time of install of the Map Drive client.
Read morePrior Versions and information for macOS Clients
This information is for older macOS clients.
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