Windows 10: The Next Chapter

SauRoNZA said:
Can one use OneDrive on a private and domain/enterprise account simultaneously?
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I doubt that, as the poor computer would not know which files must be synced to which account.

Maybe use Onedrive, Google drive or Dropbox together?
 
kingrob said:
I doubt that, as the poor computer would not know which files must be synced to which account.

Maybe use Onedrive, Google drive or Dropbox together?
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Well that was why I asked because it think it was @Arthur who mentioned different files on different accounts and I was wondering if he meant on two user accounts or how exactly.
 
I don't have a (local) domain) here, but I do have a concurrently active OneDrive and OneDrive for Business account, plus Dropbox and also Acronis Access (secure enterprise file syncing).

I would love to have two concurrently active OneDrive accounts, but haven't explored that yet.
 
Personally I would use one OneDrive account and one Google Drive account, because you might just confuse yourself if you're doing a lot of file syncing.

I would not use two OneDrive accounts simultaneously, but that's just me.
 
kingrob said:
Personally I would use one OneDrive account and one Google Drive account, because you might just confuse yourself if you're doing a lot of file syncing.

I would not use two OneDrive accounts simultaneously, but that's just me.
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The icon for OneDrive for Business accounts is blue as opposed to white for normal OneDrive. The business folders are also the same blue icon.

I use both without any issues
 
grim said:
Yes, the built in OneDrive will be your private account and you will have OneDrive for Business handling your enterprise account
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Aah okay so it's basically a completely different app and not just dictated by the account type.

That's good news.
 
Ja, separate apps.

In the Task Bar you can see OneDrive (white cloud), OneDrive for Business (blue cloud), the Acronis Access, and Dropbox.

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Looking forward to a future build with transparency enabled.

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faniedry said:
So yeah, I decided to dual boot windows 10 with my windows 8.1 on my work laptop...


...and then I delete the wrong partition...
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Wouldn't be more than an inconvenience if you've backed up your stuff. Office 365 includes 1TB OneDrive storage (soon to be unlimited storage), which I use to back up all my important stuff on C. Reinstalling all my apps would be a major drag though.
 
Bryn26 said:
Wouldn't be more than an inconvenience if you've backed up your stuff. Office 365 includes 1TB OneDrive storage (soon to be unlimited storage), which I use to back up all my important stuff on C. Reinstalling all my apps would be a major drag though.
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My work related stuff is all synced to Google Drive. Just lost 2 things.

A database full of transactions of more than 6 months. Can get this back after a lot of importing :( Fortunately saved all my queries to the cloud.
All my old mails that was saved offline. Not a train smash, but still sad panda about it.
 
I watched John Wick (AVI format) and The Maze Runner (MKV format) last night, using Windows Media Player.

Playback of both movies were superb + great sound and video quality. Goodbye VLC, you have been a good and trusty old friend when I still used Windows 7 & 8. MP3 playback (128kbps - 320kbps) just as good, sound quality is superb.

Also, the hardware acceleration in Internet Explorer is tops, as I was watching a video clip in 1080p, with CPU utilization on my Celeron NUC hovering at 20%, while unable to playback 1080p videos smooth in Google Chrome.

This leads me to believe that Windows 10 will breathe new life in older, low-spec computers and will do duty as a proper HTPC in a lot of households.

I'm planning on getting myself a Core i7 NUC later in the year & move the Celeron NUC I'm using now, to the living room.
 
I have not experienced any crashes with Build 9926, it's actually really nice and stable so far.
 
Windows 10: A New Generation of Windows

[video=youtube;teoZk3QEc40]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teoZk3QEc40[/video]
 
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