Cherche fichier ISO WESTERN DIGITAL My Passport wifi

I couldn't find an official ISO file for a Western Digital My Passport WiFi —not surprisingly, as these types of devices typically don't work via an ISO image like an operating system, but rather via a proprietary firmware or binary update. However, here's what I found and some avenues to explore:

What we found

On the official WD forums, someone asked for an ISO file to get a My Passport WiFi back up and running after the SSD failed, but there was no confirmed response or link provided for an ISO.

Western Digital

WD offers firmware for My Passport Wireless (not standard WiFi but "Wireless" version) in binary format (.bin files). For example, version 1.03.13 for "WD My Passport Wireless Storage Firmware" is available on third-party sites.

Softpedia Drivers

WD Support advises that the "My Passport Wireless mobile app" has moved to the "Limited Updates" phase and may no longer receive major new releases.

Western Digital

The compatibility document / user manual for the My Passport Wireless Pro is available as a PDF, but it is not an ISO image of the system.

Manuals

🛑 Why there probably isn't an ISO

Devices like My Passport WiFi don't host a "bootable" operating system like a PC, but rather embedded firmware. Firmware is often a binary (.bin) file or a specialized script, not an ISO image.

The firmware is usually signed or encrypted to prevent the installation of unofficial versions — this protects the security of the device.

An ISO file would be used to create bootable media for a computer, which is not relevant for this type of product.

🧭 What to do if your My Passport WiFi is down

Here are some ideas if you are looking to “recycle” or refurbish it:

Find the official WD firmware

On the official Western Digital website, in the Support / Downloads section, search for your exact model (My Passport WiFi / Wireless / Pro). The official firmware will be in binary format, not ISO.

Check specialized/community forums

. Users may share firmware or recovery guides. But be careful: using unofficial firmware may brick your device.

Use Recovery Tools

If your internal drive (SSD or HDD) is still healthy, you could extract it, connect it to a PC or external enclosure, and copy or restore the file system manually.

Contact WD Support

Explain the exact model, the fault, and request suitable firmware or recovery procedure.

Explore open source/alternative firmware (with caution)

Some enthusiasts create “homebrew” firmware for NAS or WiFi drives, but this carries risks (incompatibility, data loss, broken hardware).