At home, you use a desktop computer that runs Windows 8. At work, you use a laptop that
runs Windows 8 and is connected to a corporate network. You use the same Microsoft
account to log on to both computers. You have a folder with some personal documents on
your desktop computer. The folder must be available and synced between both computers.
You need to ensure that the latest version of these files is available. What should you do?
A.
Move the folder to the Documents folder.
B.
Go to PC Settings. Under Homegroup, select Documents to be Shared.
C.
Install SkyDrive for Windows. In Windows Explorer, move the folder that contains the
personal documents to the SkyDrive folder.
D.
Move the folder to the Libraries folder.
E.
Go to PC Settings. Under Sync your settings, enable App settings.
F.
Right-click the folder and click Properties. Under Security, provide Full Control for the
Microsoft account.
C…?
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Yes – C
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“You use the same Microsoft account to log on to both computers.” and “The folder must be available and synced between both computers.”
No doubt, you will need to use MS’s cloud infrastructure a.k.a skydrive, now it’s called onedrive.
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Answer is C
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I think why it is A instead of C is that it is now called OneDrive so there would be no SkyDrive folder. By the default “next-next-next” way of installing Windows 8, OneDrive would be automatically installed and the Documents and Pictures libraries are, by default, OneDrive-synced. So pasting it in Documents would work.
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One drive doesn’t sync your local documents and pictures folder. One drive creates own ,,Onedrive,, catalog in which is documents, pictures, public. But that is different from your local documents folder.
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But that documents folder is in Onedrive catalog. NOT in local documents folder.
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