Uploading files to the cloud not only that it allows you to back up important content, but it can also save you a significant amount of storage space.
In essence, you specify the files and the directories to back up and OneDrive takes care of uploading them to the cloud and making them available to you on any other device where you set up OneDrive. Once logged in, a dedicated OneDrive folder is created on the local computer, a folder where you can place the files you want synced to the cloud.
Working with OneDrive is basically the same as with any other similar cloud storage solution. With a storage size limit in the basic, cost-free plan of 5 GB and an affordable price range for 100 GB and more, it’s safe to say that OneDrive successfully rivals the biggest names in this field.
Called OneDrive, Microsoft’s cloud service became a popular cloud storage solution among regular consumers, mostly due to the fact that it comes integrated with Windows. Microsoft comes with its own file sharing and cloud backup solution, providing a reputable competitor to services provided by the other giants in the IT world, such as Google, Dropbox or Apple.
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