When using Desktop Cloud Sync, common questions usually focus on feature differences, deletion impact, and status checks; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between Desktop Cloud Sync and Sync Folders?
- Desktop Cloud Sync is designed specifically for the Windows Desktop folder.
- After it is enabled, the Desktop folder can sync in both directions.
- Sync Folders is used to manually choose other local folders for sync.
What happens to local Desktop files if a file is deleted in the cloud?
- Desktop Cloud Sync uses two-way sync.
- If a synced file is deleted in the cloud, the corresponding local Desktop file is also deleted.
- Before deleting a file, confirm whether you still need to keep it.
Why can’t I see the enabled status?
- Open WPS Cloud and go to the Sync area.
- Confirm that your account is signed in and the network connection is working normally.
- If the status still shows not enabled, return to Cloud Feature Settings and check the Desktop Cloud Sync switch again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Desktop Cloud Sync | A feature that syncs the Windows Desktop folder with the cloud in both directions. |
| Two-way sync | Changes made locally or in the cloud, including additions, edits, or deletions, are synced to the other side. |
| WPS Cloud | The cloud document and sync management area in the WPS client. |