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cloud drive doesn't start at windows boot up


hairybizrat

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Yup.

 

To clarify here, there are three components to the software:

  • The User Interface
  • The (background) service, and
  • The Driver

The driver is for the drive, and all the data "hits" it. 

The service is the core of the software.  It uploads and downloads the data, manages the drives, mounts and unmounts them, handles the remote control functionality, and many other things.

 

The User Interface handles initial account authentication (which is why it requires admin access), and provides an interface for the service (almost ALL actions are sent to the service, and then the service "does it's magic"). 

 

So, the software should always be running, as long as the system is on, even if it's not logged in, or if you've never opened the UI. 

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