Tag: OneDrive

The Autumn Creator Update includes a new OneDrive feature called "On-Demand Files", in which your PC now displays "dummy" copies of your OneDrive files. This feature allows users to more easily manage the files and folders that are in Explorer's OneDrive folder. This is essentially the file function built into Windows 8.1, but better and

OneDrive is installed with Windows 10 and is enabled by default if you sign in with a Microsoft account. However, if you already have your own cloud storage service, you do not require the use of OneDrive, and you do not want it running in the background, you can disable it or simply uninstall it from your Windows 10.

OneDrive is a free online file backup service that allows us to host our documents on Microsoft servers (it gives us up to 15 GB of space). This is an application that opens automatically when Windows10 starts, which is a bit unpleasant especially if you do not need to use it. In this arti