Transferring files from your Microsoft OneDrive account to another user is easy in the sense that you can download the content from your OneDrive, then manually upload them to the other account.

OneDrive Files On-Demand helps gain access to all the files in OneDrive without needing to download them and waste device storage.

If problems ever arise with your OneDrive backup or sync, one option is to restore your OneDrive files to a previous time, a task you can accomplish at your OneDrive online storage site.

Microsoft OneDrive is an excellent cloud storage platform with numerous Windows and Microsoft 365 integrations. Here’s how to sync your files and folders.

In this guide, we'll show you the steps to enable the "fetch files" feature in OneDrive to download files from a remote Windows 10 computer.

Microsoft's OneDrive cloud storage system is built right in to Windows 10. Here's how to store files on OneDrive on Windows 10 so you can keep your data safe.

Fetch files Once you've set up fetching on a computer, you can access all of the files on that computer -- whether they're saved in your OneDrive folder or not -- from your OneDrive account.

Learn how Microsoft OneDrive uses a variety of options to allow you to share files with one or more people.

Microsoft's OneDrive now lets you view your files without having to download them using on-demand sync. Here's how it works.

In Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, you can now easily see and download files that aren't stored locally from your OneDrive account. Here's how to set it up.