If you’re using Windows 10 on your device, you probably use OneDrive regularly to store files in the cloud to keep the secure and synchronized across devices. However, you probably didn’t know that OneDrive is more than just storage, it also provides some useful features, including file version history.
Version history gives you the ability to see and restore earlier versions of documents stored in OneDrive. In the past, version history was only available for Office documents, but now through a cloud update, OneDrive now supports version history for all files types to upload to the cloud.
In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to use version history to restore the previous version of files in your OneDrive.
How to use OneDrive version history on any file
- Open OneDrive using your web browser.
- Browse the file you want to recover an older version.
- Right-click the file and select Version history.
- In the “Version History” page, you’ll see a list of the available versions you can recover, along with the modified date, who made the changes, and size.
- Hover over the file, click the three-dotted button, and select Restore to replace the current version.
If you’re not sure, you can click the Open File to see its content, and then decide to replace the latest version.
Although this new feature works on any files stored on any device using OneDrive, the only way to access version history is through a web browser. Also, remember that version history will only be kept for 30 days on files.
OneDrive version history for Office documents is already available, other files are rolling out now for personal accounts and Microsoft expects availability for everyone in the summer.
Sources: pureinfotech
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