WD My Cloud Mirror Personal Storage Firmware 1.04.04

Fixes:
- Updated Diagnostics section under the “Home” tab which has a provision to display the Disk Drive temperature.
- Updated the “Remember Me” feature to retain the user’s credentials.
- Updated FTP and NFS protocol to be disabled by default. Changes will occur if device is reset to factory state.
- Resolved DLNA Media Serving to be disabled by default. Changes will occur if device is reset to factory state.
- Resolved the issue when device is in JBOD and using the DNLA Media Server “Rebuild” button may crash the media server.
- Resolved issue preventing user from changing the filename in the public shares.
- Resolve issue of unable to reboot the device while a USB is plugged in.
- Supports transfer progress percentage when downloading file using HTTP Downloads function.
- Resolved persistence of file extension when renaming a downloaded file using HTTP Downloads function.
- Resolved issues using HTTP Downloading with server require user’s credentials.
- Resolved issue causing Adware applications to crash the Dashboard.
- Resolved issues preventing multiple files download using Web File Viewer.
- Resolved issue relating to session timeout while using Web File Viewer.

To update the firmware:

- Download the firmware file to your desktop.
- Type the device IP address shown on the LCD in the URL.
- If you have secured your device previously with a password, enter your password and click the Login button at the main login.
- Click Settings located on the main dashboard screen.
- Click Firmware Update to open this section.
- Click the Update from File button.
- Browse to the location where you saved the firmware file and select it.
- When the Update Firmware pop-up window appears, click the OK button to proceed with the firmware update. Once the process is complete, the device will reboot. This process will take a few minutes.

Important product update notes:

- Do not interrupt the firmware upgrade process. Doing so may cause the device to malfunction or render it 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