Learn how to access SharePoint, a browser-based app for online collaboration and document management, through your web browser. Find out how to check your subscription, troubleshoot issues, and get training for SharePoint.

Learn how to access SharePoint files in File Explorer using different methods, such as Add shortcut to My files, Sync, or View in File Explorer. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of each method and find out how to enable the View in File Explorer command in Edge.

Learn how to share files or folders over a Local Area Network (or LAN) in Windows 11 and Windows 10. Find out how to turn on network discovery, troubleshoot sharing problems, and use OneDrive to share files over the Internet.

Learn how to share files in File Explorer on Windows 11 or Windows 10 using OneDrive, email, or nearby device. You can also get a link, send an email, or share with an app from the Share menu.

Learn how to use SharePoint, a collaborative platform for teamwork and document management. Find out how to create sites, manage content, share information, and access the SharePoint mobile app.

Learn how to locate your downloaded files on your PC using File Explorer or your browser settings. Follow the steps to access your Downloads folder under Quick access or This PC.

Learn how to get a refund for digital game products purchased on Xbox consoles, PC, or mobile devices. Find out the eligibility criteria, guidelines, and resources for refund requests.

Learn how to change external content settings in Excel and PowerPoint to protect your security and privacy. Find out what external content is, why it can be harmful, and how to enable or disable it in the Trust Center.

Insert a link to a file. You might want to just add a link to the object rather than fully embedding it. You can do that if your workbook and the object you want to add are both stored on a SharePoint site, a shared network drive, or a similar location, and if the location of the files will remain the same.

Learn how to open files from different locations and search for your file using the Open tab on the File menu. Find out how to customize the list of recently used files, access files from Microsoft 365 Groups or SharePoint Online, and bypass the File menu.