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Nah, you're not seeing it like a normal user. I work in an office with non technical people and they NEVER know where they saved something. They just always use
by bpatrianakos 13y ago
Nah, you're not seeing it like a normal user. I work in an office with non technical people and they NEVER know where they saved something. They just always use the program's default. My whole family except me does this as well. For the average person its a life saver if every program always defaults to SkyDrive. Now they only need to remember one or two folders ever to look for stuff. SkyDrive and Downloads. Now if they could just get downloads to go straight to SkyDrive then normal people will be set.
- dghughes 13y agoUntil they forget their password to Hotmail/Live/Outlook.com (whatever it's called) again. I find Hotmail's password length terrible and its recovery process tedious.
- dangrossman 13y ago> Until they forget their password to Hotmail/Live/Outlook.com (whatever it's called) again. There's no separate password. You log in to Microsoft/Live when you log in to your computer. If your computer is on, you have access to SkyDrive. If you forgot the password to unlock the whole computer, SkyDrive is not the top of your concerns.
- gnud 13y agoYou used to be able to run a startup disk/startup CD to reset the administrator account password on most home PCs, though. That probably won't work as well when the account's in 'the cloud'?
- dghughes 13y agoI see, I misunderstood. That's not too bad if done that way. Although I hope I don't get locked out by someone trying to log into my outlook account. It got to be so bad with Hotmail I only use it as an email for my Xbox account.