SkyDrive offers 25GB free space, but only offers a way too simple web upload one file at a time.
Does software exist, that makes it possible to mount it as a network drive?
Edit: The solutions work for a while, but stop working after awhile.
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Sign up to join this communitySkyDrive offers 25GB free space, but only offers a way too simple web upload one file at a time.
Does software exist, that makes it possible to mount it as a network drive?
Edit: The solutions work for a while, but stop working after awhile.
A little update if anyone out there is interested like me :) http://skydrivesimpleviewer.codeplex.com/ gives you WebDAV url's so you can mount Skydrive folders natively in Windows Explorer with "Map network drive".
UPDATE: In case this method does not work for you (for some users it says invalid username or password), I managed to map skydrive as network drive using MS Word (publish to sky drive and taking url from there).
See Microsoft Office and web section in this document: http://www.mikeplate.com/2010/01/17/how-to-connect-to-skydrive-with-webdav/
You do not need any external tools like Gladinet anymore.
There are a few tutorials:
SkyDrive Explorer will give you easy access to your SkyDrive from the Windows Explorer.
Cyberduck (free and open source FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, etc. browser for Mac, Linux, Windows) has added support for OneDrive. I can confirm it's working on a Mac in version 6+. It's offshoot, Mountain Duck has support for mounting OneDrive folders as local disks.
OneDrive allows you to mount a network drive natively in Windows via WebDAV