When you upload files to WPS Cloud Documents on Windows, common questions usually involve entry point differences, where uploaded files appear, and what to prepare before uploading; this FAQ includes 3 common answers.
FAQ
What is the difference between the three upload entry points?
- The main difference is the path you use to start the upload.
- Uploading from the WPS Drive Home tab is useful when you want to manage files in the drive interface.
- Importing from the WPS Office Home page is useful when WPS Office is already open.
- Uploading from the transfer assistant is useful when you want a faster desktop-based entry point.
- All three methods end with selecting a local file and starting the upload.
Where can I find uploaded files after the upload finishes?
- After the upload is complete, the file is saved in the corresponding location in WPS Cloud Documents.
- You can open the WPS Drive Home page to view uploaded files.
- If you just finished the upload, you can also check the upload progress area first to confirm that the task is complete.
What should I check before uploading files to cloud documents on Windows?
- Make sure the current device has a working internet connection.
- Make sure you are signed in to your WPS account so the file can sync to your personal cloud space.
- Check whether your cloud storage has enough available space to avoid interruptions during upload.
- Confirm that you selected the correct local file before starting the upload.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| WPS Cloud Documents | WPS cloud storage for saving files and accessing them across devices. |
| WPS Drive | The Windows entry interface for viewing and managing cloud files. |
| transfer assistant | A quick entry point near the taskbar tray for starting uploads and related transfer tasks. |