Syncing Files with OneDrive

Syncing Files with OneDrive

  • Install OneDrive if it is not already installed.
  • Open OneDrive and sign in with your Office 365 credentials.
  • Choose the folders you want to sync from OneDrive to your local computer.
  • Click Next to start the syncing process.
  • Your files will now be available both online and offline. A blue cloud icon indicates files that are available online-only, while a green checkmark indicates files that are available offline.

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