OneDrive is Windows’ built-in cloud storage — perfect for storing important documents, photos, and work files.
Once you sign in with your Microsoft account, OneDrive creates a folder on your PC. Anything you save there automatically syncs to the cloud. This means you can access your files from any device — PC, tablet, or phone.
OneDrive also keeps version history, so if you accidentally overwrite a file, you can restore an older copy. For shared projects, you can create links to specific files or folders and give others view or edit access.
For extra security, enable Personal Vault, which requires an extra verification step for sensitive files.
Using OneDrive not only protects your files from accidental deletion but also makes them available anywhere — ideal for remote work or traveling.