OneDrive Files On-Demand feature is a new feature for Windows 10. The feature is currently available for Windows 10 users on insider builds. For those don’t know, the feature is quite similar to OneDrive placeholders feature introduced a couple of years ago with Windows 8.1. What is OneDrive Files On-Demand? The OneDrive Files On-Demand feature […]

OneDrive, the cloud storage service from Microsoft, is baked into Windows 10. The OneDrive folder appears in the navigation pane of File Explorer, and there is a dedicated OneDrive app for Windows 10. Once you set up OneDrive, OneDrive automatically syncs files and folders. OneDrive mostly works in the background, meaning requires no manual intervention. […]

OneDrive comes installed with Windows 10. Windows 10 automatically enables OneDrive if you use a Microsoft account to sign-in to Windows 10. However, if you are using a local user account, you might often see Set up OneDrive pop-up dialog on your screen. The Set up OneDrive pop-up dialog appears when you have not sign […]

Everyone gets at least 5 GB of free OneDrive storage space upon signing up for a Microsoft account. Although the default 5 GB seems very less at this age and time (it was 15 GB until a few years ago), there are several legitimate ways to get more storage for free. Whether you have just […]

Is your “C” drive or system drive running out of disk space, and you want to move the OneDrive folder to another drive to free up some space? In this guide, we will see how to move the OneDrive folder to a different drive or location in Windows 10. You might know that the OneDrive […]

As you likely know, Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud service is nicely integrated into Windows 10, and you don’t need to download a dedicated app to access your files saved in OneDrive. By clicking on the OneDrive icon in the navigation pane of File Explorer (Windows Explorer), you can view and access files stored in OneDrive. OneDrive […]