Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud-based storage solution. OneDrive lets you share files and collaborate on documents, and sync files to your computer. OneDrive is included in Microsoft 365 and Office 365 plans, in SharePoint plans, and can also be purchased as a standalone plan. OneDrive is your personal space where you can organize files and folders. Unlike SharePoint which is more of a team site for collaboration, OneDrive is private. You can easily, securely store and access your files from any device using OneDrive. It also provides you with the avenue to work with other people on the same file whether you are in the same organization or not, all you need to do is to allow access to the other party and you can all work simultaneously on the same file. Microsoft OneDrive is one of the best and most reliable storage devices and there isn't any other that rivals it that is in existence at the moment. Unlike most other cloud storage providers, OneDrive makes most of its advanced features available to all subscription types, whatever your subscription plan is, it does not affect your usage of OneDrive. This diversity in subscription plans gives smaller organizations the flexibility to use standard features out of the box, and configure advanced features based on the needs of their organization. By and large, this feature is quite an important and useful office tool to have on your personal computer. In this manual, you will get to understand everything you need to know about OneDrive. Below is a highlight of what you get to learn by reading this By carefully reading and constant practice of the step-by-step instructions highlighted in this manual, you'll in no time become a pro in the use and manipulation of Microsoft OneDrive. If you don't get it the first time, don't give up, just go back and read it following the examples given and in no time you will become a pro.