How to use Microsoft OneDrive? (Step-by-Step Tutorial)

In this video, we will show you how to use Microsoft OneDrive, step-by-step.
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In this video, we’ll show you how to store, share, and sync your files using Microsoft OneDrive on Windows 10 & 11. By the end of this video tutorial, you’ll be able to use OneDrive like a Pro.

Also, we have some great tips and surprises in store for you, so stick with us till the end and don’t go anywhere.

Microsoft OneDrive is one of the most popular cloud storage services in the world.

With it, you can store all of your important files and documents, including encrypted ones. You can access them anytime and anywhere or share the access with a colleague or partner.

Even better, OneDrive has seamless integration with all the productivity apps native to the Microsoft Suite, such as word, Excel, PowerPoint, and others.

The first thing you need to do is to sign up. If you already use any of Microsoft’s productivity and communications apps, such as Outlook and Skype, you can already use OneDrive.

Signing into Microsoft Suite works the same way as Google Suite: one account for everything Microsoft.

If you don’t have an account because you haven’t used Microsoft, then no worries.

Just make sure the email you use is a valid one, as you will have to verify your new Microsoft account via a link that will be sent to that email address. Create your password and make sure that it is as secure as possible.

After verifying your account, you can proceed with OneDrive itself.
Now if you want to get OneDrive at the tip of your finger, this video will do exactly that for you.

And you can always refer back to this video if you have any issues setting up your OneDrive account or using OneDrive itself.

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[januarynitemare]

Why do only see some of my photos ? the rest all I see is a blue image of a mountain and moon...

[blbrunson]

Stop the spam, came here for one drive and not a sell pitch....

[PandaMilitary]

I hate onedrive I love dropbox cuz u will have more cloud storage. Onedrive is expensive

[JayLewis]

This could be a great tutorial without all the promoting of OTHER products and services aimed at lining your own pockets

[ebylove]

You should have told us to come watch an ad

[jvalentine]

Not interested in one drive took a look at it and it confused the hell out of me . Obviously Microsoft has not heard about removable USB drives which is a way better option to back up important files and you have your personal data in your possession not sitting on some main frame in God knows where and available to God knows who . I find it hard to fathom that people want privacy and security but then some people load all their sensitive personal stuff onto a cloud storage . It's ok for operating systems and non personal stuff in case your house burns down but sometimes it's hard to know exactly what personal data is within backs ups etc. I think one drive is just another desperate attempt by Microsoft to copy Apple it's quite pathetic when you see Windows themes and operations looking more like Apple than Microsoft . Microsoft is loosing it's Windows identity .