OneDrive

Whether you are worried about losing your important files/folders or looking for free storage options, OneDrive can be a useful tool for solving both of ...

Even though OneDrive doesn’t provide a direct way to do it, you can still do it in the following way. Since Mac doesn’t have OneDrive already installed on it, you have to download its Desktop application. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your files/folders directly to the OneDrive dashboard. - Next, click on “Download”, which appears on the top toolbar after selecting. Then, click on Unlink account on the window prompt. After that, click on Next and follow the on-screen instructions. - Under the Backup tab, click on the Manage backup button. Generally, OneDrive creates a folder named “OneDrive” on your system disk (C: drive for most people) to store its files. If you don’t see it there, you may need to click on the Show hidden icons(little up arrow) on the taskbar. Here’s how you can do it. There are two ways to use OneDrive for backup. Unlike traditional storage devices such as a hard disk or SSD, OneDrive stores a copy of your file on its servers.