At home, you use a desktop computer that runs Windows 8. At work, you use a laptop that runs Windows 8and
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 thesefiles are 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.
Explanation:
Windows 8 Tip: Syncing Settings and Files with Multiple PCs
Reference:
http://winsupersite.com/windows-8/windows-8-tip-syncing-settings-and-files-multiple-pcs
Windows 8: How to Synchronize your files and settings
Reference 2:
http://darktips.com/synchronize-windows-8-files-settings/
“A” is the wrong answer. Windows 8 will not synchronize any of your files automatically, when they are in Documents folder.
The correct answer is C- SkyDrive is the only way to sync files between Win8 computers.
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I agree. I first thought A made sense (erroneously thinking that Windows would sync Documents and other libraries). Based on the above tip, I researched the topic further and must concur.
I guess it makes sense not synchronizing files automatically. Files can be large as well as numerous. It would potentially kill the Internet. LOL
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I was also reluctant to believe but seems answer is really “A”
Using Microsoft account will sync the Documents folder.
Check “OneDrive: The Cloud Service Formerly Known as SkyDrive” at
http://www.howtogeek.com/school/windows-8-guide/lesson6/
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C is the right answer Onedrive(Sky DRive)
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I too was convinced that C was correct. However, after reading the article referenced by Fernandez, it would appear that if OneDrive is activated and allowed to sync, then yes, A would be correct. To me, there’s a lot of presumptions in this question which makes it a throw of the dice to know which, A or C, to pick.
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Skydrive IS OneDrive (it was renamed following a MS Lawsuit). In this question, we cannot assume that Skydrive was already activated, thus C is the correct answer, otherwise the option to activate onedrive/skydrive would not be available as a possible answer.
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