Onedrive will be integrated with windows 10

OneDrive will no longer be a standalone application and must be integrated with Windows 10. The novelty is a change in Microsoft policy to attract users of other systems and was revealed by the General Director of the new Windows , Gabriel Aul, on Friday, March 21.

The Executive was asked about his Twitter account (/ GabeAul twitter.com) about why the OneDrive has not been released as a universal application in Windows 10. By revealing that the service will be universal in the operating system, his response had pleased some and irritated others. The problem was the inability to be able to remove the application, which could take up space on the systems of those who do not want to use it.

In fact, Microsoft's idea probably has the cloud service in evidence and attracting a greater number of users, even if that means that the new version needs to abandon resources to focus on better integration. The strategy reveals a change of mind in the company's plans, which since the launch of Windows 8 chose to remove the features of the operating system and restore them through applications.

According to Microsoft, this would allow services to be updated more efficiently and quickly, since changes to large parts of the operating system are not necessary. Gabriel Aul did not elaborate on the change and it is also unknown whether it will be exclusive to OneDrive or whether it will affect other Windows 10 applications as well.