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Microsoft is killing OneDrive support in Windows 7 and 8 – Good Gear Guide
Users of Microsoft’s first-party cloud storage are going to get a less-than-gentle nudge to upgrade to a newer operating system…
Users of Microsoft’s first-party cloud storage are going to get
a less-than-gentle nudge to upgrade to a newer operating system
early next year.
According to a post on its tech support forum, Microsoft will be
ending support for the OneDrive desktop app…
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