A simple and intuitive application which aims to help you connect to your cloud storage space and add, edit or remove files with ease.
- Remote Drive
- Version :2.2.2.525
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Asus
Remote Drive Description
Remote Drive is a lightweight and very easy to understand software utility created to help you connect to your cloud storage space and manage its contents from any computer with Internet access.
User-friendly and approachable usage
In order for the application to function properly, you firstly need to setup an Asus Webstorage account, the corresponding credentials being required for logging in on your PC.
In what concerns its usage, Remote Drive is quite simple and undemanding, so even if you have limited experience with such tools, you will encounter little difficulty in handling it from the first run.
Connect to your cloud storage account and manage your files with ease
After having entered your user ID and password into the dedicated text fields, you can choose the drive letter you wish to assign to the storage space, as well as the ‘Volume Label’, by typing its name.
At the same time, Remote Drive lets you choose whether to connect to ‘MyCollection’ or ‘MySyncFolder’, depending on the documents that you need to access and work with from the cloud; however, you cannot connect to both of them simultaneously. Optionally, you can run the utility automatically at Windows startup, to spare you from having to launch it manually every time you need it.
Once you log in to your online storage account, an additional system drive will be listed in your File Explorer, which you can access as you would any other partition. You can add documents, edit existing ones or remove them from the drive, with little effort. When done, you can simply log out from the notification area icon.
A practical cloud storage manager
Overall, Remote Drive proves to be a useful and effective program that you can resort to for accessing and working with the files you keep on your cloud account, being able to do it from your Windows File Explorer, rather than from a web browser.