Formerly called SkyDrive, OneDrive was originally released in its final version in early 2008 and the cloud data storage platform has only now gained its first 64-bit version for Windows. The announcement was made by Ankita Kirti in the Microsoft community, where it is said that the new version of the OneDrive program will help those users who need to transfer large files or many files at the same time due to the possibility of accessing more features in the 64-bit version compared to 32 bit edition.
Ankita Kirti diz:
"We know this is a much-anticipated and much-requested feature and we're excited to make it available for early access. You can now download the 64-bit version for use with OneDrive work, school, and home accounts."
It is important to note that the update to the new version of OneDrive will only be available for 64-bit versions of Windows. If you own a Surface Pro X, you'll have to wait. Microsoft recommends using the 32-bit version for now if your operating system is 32-bit.
About OneDrive
OneDrive allows you to share and sync files with computers (Windows or macOS, cell phones (Android or iOS), consoles (Xbox 360 and Xbox One), that is, you can change a file and access it on another device with the modifications made, because everything is synchronized. Within the cloud data storage platform, there is Office Online, which is a platform that includes free Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and OneNote (notepad). limited, it allows you to create, edit and share texts, spreadsheets, multimedia presentations and notes with the work team.
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