There are many settings under the Settings Manager in the desktop client. To access them click the Settings tab.
Cloud Drive
Cloud Drive Label
My Cloud Drive (default) – This is the drive label you can see from the Windows Explorer.
Drive Letter
M (default) – This is the drive letter assignment.
Create Cloud Drive Shortcut under My Documents
True (default) – If true, there is a shortcut to the Cloud Drive under the My Documents’ folder.
Disable Drive Mounting
False (default) – If true, no Cloud Drive will be mounted under My Computer for the Windows Client.
Sync Control
False (default) – If true, the synchronization and transferring of files will follow the throttle control defined in this section.
Throttle Sync
False (default) – If true, the Upload and Download Throttling control defined under this settings.
Sync Throttled Upload Bandwidth (KB/s, 0-Unlimited)
0 (default) – The default setting is unlimited KB/s, enter a number here to reduce the bandwidth consumed to the set limit.
Sync Throttled Download Bandwidth (KB/s, 0-Unlimited)
0 (default) – The default setting is unlimited KB/s, enter a number here to reduce the bandwidth consumed to the set limit.
Full Speed Sync Stop Hour (default 7:00)
7 (default) – This setting represents the hour (24 hour clock) of the day when Full Speed synchronization will stop – Usually it is desired to have full speed synchronization overnight when the Internet utilization is low.
Full Speed Sync Start Hour (default 20:00)
20 (default) – This setting represents the hour (24 hour clock) of the day when Full Speed synchronization will begin – Usually it is desired to have full speed synchronization overnight when the Internet utilization is low.
Scan local files and sync up to cloud as requisite
False (default) – The desktop client builds up a state database that describes which files are in sync and which files are not. In the case where the desktop client is re-imaged, the state information may be lost. This option can be used to scan local files and upload them to the cloud as necessary. This is a quick way to re-build state information when the local files are more accurate than the information in the cloud.
Scan cloud files and sync down to local as requisite
False (default) – The desktop client builds up a state database that describes which files are in sync and which files are not. In the case where the desktop client is re-imaged, the state information may be lost. This option can be used to scan local files and upload them to the cloud as necessary. This is a quick way to re-build state information when the cloud files are more accurate than the local files.
Ignore file dummy change notification
False (default) – When set to True, notifications will not be sent for 0-byte files or files that received change notification from the file system but the files are not actually changed.