View Local And Web OneDrive Folders and Files

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View Local OneDrive Folders and Files

View Local OneDrive Folders and Files

You can view your local OneDrive folders and files in File Explorer. Right-click on the OneDrive System Tray icon and select Open Folder.
View OneDrive Files From the Web

View OneDrive Files From the Web

You can also view OneDrive folders and files stored online. Again, right-click on the System Tray icon and select View online. Sign in with your Microsoft Account. Up pops a page displaying the files and folders contained in your online OneDrive space.
From this page, you can open a folder by clicking on it. Right-click a folder or file to access a pop-up menu with commands such as Download, Delete, Move To, Copy To, and Rename.

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