

Bonus points if you install the sync client on your home computer as well. So when you go home and fire up your computer you can view the same document in your browser or pull it up on your phone. Well, if you created a folder in Windows File Explorer (in your OneDrive folder) and added a document it would then sync across all your devices. The client uses a background sync engine that keeps everything you see on your computer in (wait for it…) sync with the OneDrive you see in your browser and OneDrive on your mobile devices. Microsoft’s OneDrive Sync client installs on any PC and lets you view and manage files in Window’s File Explorer (that File folder thingee on your taskbar that you click on to see your files.) Well those are all good reasons to give the OneDrive sync client a try.

Or do you prefer using Window’s File Explorer to organize and view your files? Or maybe you’re worried you’ll be stuck somewhere without access to the interwebs?

Using OneDrive but tired of having to log into Office 365 and use the browser interface?
