Dear Emily,
Ahhh, I think I understand. Here is a photo, is that right I think?
Thank you very much
László
Ezt a böngészőt már nem támogatjuk.
Frissítsen a Microsoft Edge-re, hogy kihasználhassa a legújabb funkciókat, a biztonsági frissítéseket és a technikai támogatást.
I use both operating systems. I have Office 365 with Windows 10 so I have the 1 TB of storage. With Windows 11 I only have the basic 5 GB.
I would like to know if there is technically any difference between the two OneDrive.
To the eye there seems to be no difference, but that's why I'm asking the experts, in case there is a difference in the background.
Thank you very much for any answers.
Zárolt kérdés. Ez a kérdés a Microsoft támogatási közösségéből lett áttelepítve. Szavazhat arról, hogy hasznos-e, de nem adhat hozzá megjegyzéseket vagy válaszokat, és nem követheti a kérdést.
Yes, that's exactly it. :)
Dear Emily,
I'm sorry to keep bothering you.
But I think I've found some more contradictions.
In Windows 10, you could only save folders to OneDrive. Everything else with separate file history.
I see that in Windows 11 this has been supplemented with the ability to save to Apps, Settings and Credentials.
Thanks for everything, have a very happy day.
Thank you very much
László
Windows 10 can sync settings as well. Here is the details of what can be synced.