Win8.1 adds the SkyDrive folder to the user database for easy viewing.

SkyDrive, a cloud storage service launched by Microsoft, is built into the Win8.1 system and is widely used. Some users have such an idea: Add the SkyDrive folder to the user database so that you can view the SkyDrive file and other files and images of the user. See the specific operation method.

Win8.1 how to SkyDrive folder added to the user database:

1, the desktop will be directed to Skydrive, the & ldquo; unfinished & rdquo; on the computer On the desktop. When switching between two PCs, it may be easy to forget these important files. To avoid these problems, you can redirect the user's Pc desktop to a folder in skydrive. Simply right-click on the desktop on the user's folder to select the "Properties" command. Then, change the location of the desktop to the skydrive folder selected by the user.

2, the ONEnote notebook is added to skyDrive, when the user uses the Microsoft network disk skydrive and oneNote at the same time, the user may have noticed that his laptop is not the actual file displayed in the skydrive folder, but Shortcut. This is because oneNote uses a unique method to achieve collaboration with skydrive, and can achieve special functions such as "co-creation".

3. If you want to save the OneN0te notebook on the Pc to skydrive, just open ONENOTE2010. Click the “Files”,"Share” menu, scroll to the "Share to" command, select the "Network" option, and then select the skydrive option in the “Page Location” menu. After that, you can view or edit the notebook file on the network.

4, if the user has not installed 0neNOte 2010, you can also click on the corresponding shortcut in the user's skydrive folder to access your own notebook, just like accessing your own () neNote notebook from the network same.

SkyDrive is a single folder in Win8.1 system with a very personalized experience. The above method is one of the ways to add SkyDrive folder to user database. More Ideas and operations are waiting for users to explore and discover.