Win10 Preview 9879: OneDrive is no longer mandatory

Computer Store News: OneDrive is Microsoft's online cloud storage service. After logging in to Win10 system, you can upload your computer configuration and data to OneDrive for synchronous backup. .

The Win10 preview has been officially upgraded to Build 9879. Users can set the preview speed to Fast in the update and recovery to download the latest version. This update brings a series of new features and fixes. OneDrive has also been greatly improved.

OneDrive can upload your computer's configuration and data to OneDrive for simultaneous backup, so you can save your data, but it's not very secure. Some people want to turn it off, how do you set it up?

1: Click on the Start menu of the Win10 system and select “Computer Settings” in the pop-up menu.

2: Enter the computer settings, find OneDrive and enter

3: File storage There is a right side here [Save the document to OneDrive by default] This item sets this to off. .

4: In the sync settings here, set the sync on this computer to off on the right. This will not sync your data to OneDrive with Microsoft accounts. In Windows 10 Preview 9879, OneDrive is no longer mandatory. Users can set the system to not start OneDrive when it starts, and its synchronization mechanism is improved. Users can freely choose which files will be synchronized. OneDrive backup is chosen by you and will not be mandatory.