Join Jim Boyce for an in-depth discussion in this video Using and managing OneDrive for Business, part of Windows 10 for IT Pros.
- You're probably at least somewhat familiar with OneDrive,…Microsoft's personal cloud solution…that enables you to store documents,…photos, and other files in the cloud.…OneDrive for Business provides similar capabilities,…but it's designed for businesses,…providing additional organizational control…and management capabilities.…Let's take a look at OneDrive for Business,…and then cover hosting and management options.…Unlike OneDrive in Windows 10,…OneDrive for Business is not integrated…into the operating system out of the box.…To get OneDrive for Business functionality…you need to install the OneDrive for Business Sync app…which is included in these Microsoft Office suite versions:…Office Professional Plus 2013 or 2016,…Office 365 Enterprise E3,…Office 365 Midsize Business,…and Office 365 Small Business Premium.…
And it's also available as a separate download…from Microsoft at the Microsoft Download site.…See KB article 2903984…for the download link to the app.…Okay, back in Windows I'm going to open up file explorer,…
Author
Jim Boyce
Released
11/25/2015Jim Boyce also goes under the hood, focusing on security features such as Secure Boot, Device Guard, Passport, Windows Hello, and other protections against malware and phishing. He discusses networking with Windows 10, and using virtualization solutions such as Hyper-V and Remote Desktop. To close out the course, Jim reviews backup and recovery, cloud integration with OneDrive, and Windows 10 update branches and licensing considerations.
- Understanding what's different in Windows 10
- Navigating the Windows 10 interface, including the Action Center
- Switching apps
- Implementing Windows 10 security
- Adding passport and multifactor authentication
- Managing application compatibility
- Working with the new Microsoft Edge browser
- Networking
- Using virtualization
- Backing up Windows 10
- Managing OneDrive
- Updating Windows 10
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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What you should know1m 4s
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1. Overview of Windows 10
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Platforms and devices5m 41s
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User experience changes6m 23s
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App changes4m 55s
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Cortana6m 3s
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Edge and IE6m 20s
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2. Navigating the Windows 10 Interface
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Start menu5m 46s
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The Action Center4m 27s
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Continuum and Tablet mode4m 28s
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Managing and switching apps5m 23s
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3. Understanding and Implementing Windows 10 Security
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Secure boot4m 35s
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4. Managing Application Compatibility
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5. Understanding Browser Support in Windows 10
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Managing Microsoft Edge5m 40s
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6. Networking with Windows 10
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Wi-Fi Sense5m 30s
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Remote connection features5m 56s
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7. Using Virtualization in Windows 10
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8. Using Backup and Recovery Options in Windows 10
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9. Managing Cloud Integration in Windows 10
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Using and managing OneDrive6m 23s
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10. Managing Windows 10 Updates
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11. Licensing Windows 10
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Conclusion
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Next steps54s
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