Win10 Build 9901 OneDrive feature introduction

OneDrive is what? Formerly known as SkyDrive, it was renamed OneDrive in January 2014 and is Microsoft's cloud storage service. In Windows 10 Build 9901, OneDrive also stores applications and other software and data. How to use OneDrive in Windows 10 Build 9901?

In the Windows 10 Build 9901 <;Update & Restore" setting options, the "Backup" option provides users with new switching options to send data to OneDrive, or to a local backup. In addition to some downloaded apps, you can also save your start screen layout, passwords, favorites, and other system settings to OneDrive.
On Windows 8, you can sync some of your data with a Microsoft account. With OneDrive, you can not only store/download data across platforms, but also be more flexible. Build 9901 provides a new "backup" option, which was not available in previous build versions such as the 9879 "Update and Restore" section.
After the Build 9901 was released, users found backup options for update and recovery settings options to send data to OneDrive, making sure that Microsoft would integrate OneDrive into Win10. Cloud storage services will be available in the future using Win10.