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 ==== Q: I've attached an external USB drive to the network drive. Where can I access the data? ==== ==== Q: I've attached an external USB drive to the network drive. Where can I access the data? ====
-  * Login as administrator,​ open the MyCloud file explorergo to the **DEVICES** ​directory and look for **USB1-P1** or **USB2-P1**. The data of your USB drive will be inside ​one of these directories. If you don't see it and have only just connected the USB drive, wait a few more seconds and then click **Refresh** to scan for new devices. For more details, go to **[[howto#​how_to_access_files_on_a_usb_drive|Support > How To Articles > How to access files on a USB drive]]**. +  * Login as administrator,​ open the MyCloud file explorer ​and go to the **DEVICES** ​folder. The data of your USB drive will be inside ​this directory. If you don't see it and have only just connected the USB drive, wait a few more seconds and then click **Refresh** to scan for new devices. For more details, go to **[[howto#​how_to_access_files_on_a_usb_drive|Support > How To Articles > How to access files on a USB drive]]**.
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-<​note>​When two USB drives are connected simultaneously,​ the drive that has been mounted first is USB1 and the second one is USB2. If there are multiple partitions on a USB drive, it will label them with USB1-P1, USB1-P2, etc.</​note>​+
  
 ==== Q: Why is the transfer rate for my USB drive so slow? ==== ==== Q: Why is the transfer rate for my USB drive so slow? ====

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