The cloud version of OneDrive is a great way to access, modify, or remove your files even when you are not using a device with Windows 10 or Office 2016 installed on it. Meaning that if you make a change within the cloud (a new file, editing, deleting, etc.) the changes will take effect on any other devices you access with your credentials. It is important to remember that when a connected device makes changes to a file, OneDrive will register the change when it syncs and make it available to all access points. *Additionally, you can sign in to your OneDrive cloud account through by clicking on the top-left grid icon and choosing OneDrive from the app menu.

Enter your Microsoft account email address and click Next.

At the top of the page, click on Sign In.

Right-click on the setup file and select Open.

Verify the correct version (in this case OneDrive for Windows) and click Download.

At the top navigation bar, click on Download.In addition to the instructions below, additional information is available at Online Training Resources for Office 365. If you do not have OneDrive installed, you can get started by downloading and installing the OneDrive client to your computer. For those running Office 2016 or Windows 10, OneDrive is already built-in so there is no need to install the client.

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