| How to set up a Cloud Files library By Ed Bott You probably have two, three, or maybe even more folders that sync files from cloud to your PC right now: Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and so on. How do you keep track of all that cloud content? Set up a Cloud Files library in File Explorer. Here's how: - In Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, right-click any empty space in the navigation pane on the left and make sure Show Libraries is selected. (Libraries are visible by default in Windows 7's Explorer.)
- Right-click the Libraries heading and then click New | Library. Change the default name to something descriptive, like Cloud Files.
- Right-click the first locally synced cloud folder and select Include In Library, choosing the name of your newly created library.
- Repeat that step for each additional local folder.
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