Windows 10: one drive question

I have read that you can edit files from onedrive even if you're not online , if so where these files are stored on the computer?

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One drive questions?

It's NOT a stupid question...

If you do it from your browser, you don't run into syncronisations-problems. When logged on from a browser, you can make the folders, and open the folder, and then upload the files to it.

I'm now running Windows 7, and don't have any OneDrive-apps and OneDrive-folders on my computer, so I have to log on OneDrive from a browser, when I have to use it.

Or use a USB-stick or extern harddisk. Or use both.... It's allways a good thing to have the files in more than one place.

 

One drive questions?

Ok here's whats going on. I want to go back to my original windows from when I first purchased my pc and then reinstall windows 10. Now here's the question.

If I make a videos folder in my one drive folder where my music and pictures and documents are located can I then slide my videos in there and then delete my windows 10 and go back to window 7 and then reinstall windows 10 and then just sign back into my
one drive and resteive my videos.

You see the thing is this might be a stupid question but I'm not to used to using the one drive yet and don't want to lose my videos or music.

 

If the folders are synced then either click on the icon in the notification area and select 'open your OneDrive folder' or open file explorer and select OneDrive.

 

Open File Explorer > left side, at the navigation pane, click open Onedrive.

 

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Many thanks for the information