A fan of OneDrive? This article will surely cheer you up. You can make it more accessible to use from anywhere in your computer by learning how to add OneDrive send to option to Windows 10 right click menu.
Windows 10 allows you to customize the Windows 10 right click menu or the Context menu as we usually refer to it by many ways. Some of the customizations can be done through registry files. Registry files give us massive power over Windows 10 as it allows us to do things that are not available for us to do in plain sight. This tweak, however, will be using the PowerShell commands.
The context menu is a very important thing in Windows 10. It comprises of an array of useful options that quickly pop out whenever we right click on anything or anywhere. Previously we’ve covered how you could reset it and remove certain options from it. This time however, we’re sure to bring you something you’re definitely going to love.
As the context menus are available everywhere in Windows 10, wouldn’t it be helpful to add a program to it which you frequently access so that it can directly send that file to it? It will save you from all the hassle of the drag and drop plus the Ctrl+C operations etc. Patience OneDrive lovers, simply jump below to find the steps to add OneDrive send to option to the Context menu.
Step 1: Open Command prompt by pressing Windows+R.
Step 2: Type in the following Shell command and press enter. This will open the send to files folder.
Shell:sendto
Step 3: Right click and hold on the OneDrive icon.
Step 4: Drag and Drop it into the Send to folder.
Step 5: From the Context menu that appears once you’ve dropped it, click on Create shortcuts here and close the folder as shown in the image below.
After you’re done, right click on any file and the Context menu will display OneDrive as a destination in the Send to options as shown in the image below. You can do this not only for OneDrive, but for any other folder that you access frequently.
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