OneDrive for Windows 10 brings back Get Files on Your PC to remotely access your PC files without third-party software. Here's how to enable the feature.
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Fetching files on your PC is a feature that was introduced when OneDrive was still called SkyDrive, and it's a fantastic feature that is often overlooked by many users. The Fetch feature allows you to retrieve all your files from a remote PC that you've connected to your OneDrive account.
The OneDrive website lets you access all the files on any drive connected to that particular PC, including USB drives, secondary hard drives, and network locations, as long as they're included in Windows Libraries or are mapped drives. You can even stream videos and load slideshows.
It is a comprehensive remote file access solution for home users that overcomes the storage space limitations of cloud storage service.
