It is also worth noting that the OneDrive synchronisation client comes pre-installed with newer versions of Windows, this means that once you have a Microsoft account and are signed in on a Windows PC, OneDrive can be used seamlessly with your Windows PC.
Even if you haven’t used OneDrive before, having an existing Microsoft account will be sufficient to get started with the service and logged in without the need to sign up again. Signing up to OneDrive is as simple as visiting the OneDrive website and creating a new Microsoft account. So far there is a lot going on with OneDrive and I’m excited to have a more in-depth look, let’s go! It is also worth noting that whilst access to the desktop Office apps requires a subscription, the (surprisingly very good) online versions of the Office apps are included for free with all Microsoft accounts, a move which helps put Microsoft well ahead of many of its cloud competitors! Starting at just $69.99 / year for an individual user, not only do Microsoft boost the cloud storage space on offer to a massive 1TB but also provide access to use the desktop versions of their popular Office line of apps (this includes Word, Excel plus a few others). Whilst this is still a cloud storage service at its core, what really helps mark OneDrive out from the crowd is the inclusion of Microsoft Office apps in the premium subscription plans ( now called Microsoft 365).
The Microsoft OneDrive service features generous cloud storage quotas, smartphone apps (with auto camera uploads), desktop synchronisation, secure personal vault storage, secure link sharing and much more in what starts as off as a completely free service for the first 5GB of storage.
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