Set Up OneDrive

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Set Up OneDrive





























Set Up OneDriveOneDrive is automatically available and ready to use in Windows 10. In fact, when you go through the Windows 10 setup, you're asked if you want to use OneDrive. If you missed that opportunity, you should still see an icon for OneDrive in the System Tray. If the icon does not appear, you'll need to trigger it manually from the OneDrive exe file.
To do this, open File Explorer. Make sure that hidden items are enabled (click the View menu and check the box for Hidden items). Then, drill down to the following location:C:\Users\[YourUsername]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\In that folder, double-click the OneDrive.exe file, and the icon will then appear in the System Tray. Right-click that icon and select Settings. Click the Settings tab and make sure the box to "Start OneDrive automatically when I sign in to Windows" is checked. 

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