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Microsoft OneDrive

OneDrive is a file hosting service managed by Microsoft,
allowing registered users to share and sync their files
across multiple devices. OneDrive also serves as a
background storage for the web version of Microsoft
Office.

OneDrive provides users with 5 gigabytes of free storage space, with the option to
upgrade for more storage capacity at a cost. It integrates with Windows 10 as the
default location to save documents.

To activate OneDrive for data synchronization with cloud services:

1. Install the OneDrive application on
your computer and log in with your
account. (If you use Windows 10, the
OneDrive app is already installed on
your computer. If you use a Mac or an
earlier version of Windows, you can
download the OneDrive app from
onedrive.com/download.)

2. After logging into OneDrive, choose the files and folders you want to sync with
your computer.

3. Access the synchronized files from File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac).

4. Copy or move files between the computer and OneDrive.

5. Check the status of your files by clicking on the OneDrive cloud icon in the
taskbar (Windows) or menu bar (Mac)."

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