ODRIVE VS NETDRIVE ARCHIVE
ODRIVE VS NETDRIVE FREE

ODRIVE VS NETDRIVE FREE

Feel free to utilize it liberally to help you access the vastness of your cloud on even the smallest of local storage. If youвЂ™ve made it this far, congratulations! You are now a certified in the secret arts of odrive unsync. This is truly the only way you can get full, native access to potentially unlimited storage on your very limited desktop. Once a batch of data has synced, you can unsync those files and load in the next ones.

The gigabytes of data that you may have strewn about on different computers, external hard drives, NAS, and flash drives can all be stored in the cloud using odrive.

For users looking to вЂњlive in the cloudвЂќ unsync is essential to the migration process.

Use unsync to lock those sections away until they are needed again.

ODRIVE VS NETDRIVE ARCHIVE

You can now collapse structures that you want to archive away, or keep from your current focus.

For the more organized users, unsync gives you a great new dynamic for your organizational needs.

It also reduces your data sprawl, allowing you, and odrive, to work in a more focused and efficient manner. It signals the end of the project and frees up the space for the next one.

For users who work on projects frequently, unsync is a great last step in your project flow.

The need for unsync can be as simple as wanting to free up some extra space for that new game, application, or movie, but there are more advanced use cases for unsync that can help you enhance your workflow or allow you to truly вЂњlive in the cloudвЂќ. The result would be a single вЂњMy Photos.cloudfxвЂќ placeholder file in its place and an additional 100GB of available space on your local disk! All of the content in вЂњMy PhotosвЂќ is now safely tucked away in the cloud for later access. A simple right-click->unsync action on вЂњMy PhotosвЂќ would go through all files within that folder structure, check to make sure each one was successfully synced to Amazon Cloud Drive, and, once verified, would unsync the entire вЂњMy PhotosвЂќ folder. Now you want to free up that space locally.

For example: LetвЂ™s say you copied in 100GB of photos into a directory inside your linked Amazon Cloud Drive account (My Photos) and, after a time, it all synced up to the cloud. odrive collapses everything in that folder down to a single placeholder file, freeing up all of the space that was previously occupied by the entire structure. Unsyncing folders works in much the same way, except that it applies file unsync to all of the files below the specified folder structure, no matter how deep it goes.

Odrive vs netdrive