WD My Cloud EX4 Personal Cloud Storage Firmware 1.02.25 Download

Posted at May 4, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	WD My Cloud EX4 Personal Cloud Storage Firmware 1.02.25
Category	Hdd Ssd Nas Usb Flash
Manufacturer	Western Digital
File Size	86 MB
Supported OS	OS Independent

WD My Cloud EX4 Personal Cloud Storage Firmware 1.02.25 Description

Fixes:
- Resolved the issue of missing Term of Service prior to installing Apps.
- Resolved various translation issues, containing misspellings and text run-ons, in all languages.
- Resolved a problem with encrypted shares, the volume did not show up after the unit was rebooted.
- Resolved an issue that when auto-rebuild was disabled the EX4 still performed an autorebuild if the RAID was degraded.
- Resolved that after rebuilding a degraded RAID 1 shares took more time before mounting by the system. Time to mount is now decreased.
- Resolved the issue with the Web UI showing duplicate of some shares.
- Resolved the Active Directory integration problem with system groups being displayed after connection to an AD Domain.
- Resolved an issue were the device was not automatically rebooted after manually updating firmware.
- Resolved where AFP was disabled after joining to an Active Directory domain.
- Resolved an intermittent issue with Time Machine not detecting EX4 after reboot.
- Resolved the problem were AFP failed on the initial connection.

Updating the firmware:

- Download the firmware to your desktop.
- Unzip the file and you will find the actual firmware in this format: My_Cloud_LT4A_1.02.xx.bin
- Save this to your desktop.
- Open the WD My Cloud EX4 Dashboard UI.
- Go to Settings >> Firmware Update.
- Under the section Manual Update, click the Update From File button and a window will open.
- Browse to where you saved the My_Cloud_LT4A_1.02.xx.bin file and select it.
- You will see a pop up confirming to upgrade your firmware, click Ok.

IMPORTANT:

- Do not interrupt the firmware upgrade process. Doing so may cause the device to malfunction or unable to boot. If you are using the manual update method, do not rename the firmware file. Doing so will cause the manual update to fail and can corrupt the system.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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