Experience the convenience of Microsoft’s cloud storage solution, OneDrive, seamlessly integrated into Windows 10 and 11. Sync your files across all your devices - Windows PCs, smartphones, tablets, and even Macs - effortlessly with OneDrive.
Collaboration is made easy with OneDrive. Share files or folders with anyone by simply sending them a web link. Work together in real-time on Microsoft Office files using Excel, PowerPoint, and Word web apps. Microsoft 365 subscribers can also utilize the desktop versions of these applications for seamless collaboration.
Accessing your files in OneDrive is a breeze - whether through Windows File Explorer or the OneDrive for Web app in your browser. Your files are always in sync between the Windows version and the web version of OneDrive.
This comprehensive guide will walk you through using OneDrive in Windows 10 and 11. Stay tuned for a separate guide on OneDrive for Web.
Get started with OneDrive
To get started with OneDrive, all you need is a Microsoft account. If you’re using Microsoft 365 or have an Outlook.com account, you already have a Microsoft account. Otherwise, sign up for a free account.
A free Microsoft account comes with 5GB of OneDrive storage. Upgrade to 100GB or more by subscribing to a Microsoft 365 plan, starting at just $2 per month. Business users can opt for a 1TB OneDrive for Business plan at $5 per user per month or explore various Microsoft 365 plans tailored for home, small business, and enterprise use.
2024-06-04 19:00:03
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