Here are six reasons why you should have OneDrive on all your devices.
OneDrive Integrates Well into Your PC’s Interface
The biggest advantage of OneDrive is its simplicity.
We’re going to show the perks of OneDrive on Windows.
Go to the Search box on your Taskbar and typeOneDrive.
Then, smack the “OneDrive” folder that appears at the top.
Then, sign on to OneDrive, and run through the options to choose your OneDrive folder location.
Press Ctrl+E and head to the folder called “[Your name] Personal” in the sidebar.
You might also notice that a OneDrive icon appears on your System Tray.
Here’s what the OneDrive app looks like on the iPhone.
To add that extra layer of security, your Personal Vault folder automatically locks after a period of inactivity.
You will need to set up your Personal Vault separately on each machine.
On your PC, press Ctrl+E and open your OneDrive folder.
Windows will then help you to set up your secure vault.
You will need aMicrosoft 365 subscriptionto add more than three files to your Personal Vault.
Need to annotate a PDF?
No problemlocate the file in your OneDrive app and tap “Annotation.”
When you make changes, they’ll automatically sync to your OneDrive account.
OneDrive Saves Your Work Automatically
The beauty of OneDrive is that you forget it’s even there.
OneDrive Is Good For Sharing
Gone are the days of manually attaching your files to an email.
However, it couldn’t be easier to share the files.
On your mobile, simply tap the three dots next to an item and select “Share.”
To share a file from your PC’s OneDrive folder, right-poke the item and click “Share.”
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OneDrive offers only 5 GB of free storage.
For example, I use the 365 Personal package, which gives me 1 TB of storage.
You might also consider usingalternative storage solutions.