3. Windows 10 Is Awesome At Syncing Stuff To The Cloud
It may not be as versatile as Google Drive or as trendy as Dropbox, but OneDrive is starting to create a storm in the cloud storage space. It's seamlessly integrated into Windows 10, and comes with 5 GB free storage, making it a cinch You can, for example, drag-and-drop files straight to OneDrive in File Explorer, or choose which folders should automatically sync to the cloud. To choose which folders to sync: Right-click the OneDrive icon in the notification area, then click Settings. Go to the Choose Folders tab > Choose folders Select the specific folders you want to sync to your OneDrive account, then click OK. You can also make every file and folder on your Windows 10 PC accessible through your OneDrive account, so you can then access most of your PC's contents from other computers (so long as it's turned it). To do this: In OneDrive settings, click the Settings tab then select 'Let me use OneDrive to fetch any of my files on this PC'. If your PC is on and connected to the web, you'll be able to access its files by logging in at onedrive.live.com