Get free upgrade from 7 GB to 25 GB at SkyDrive, don't miss it.


Are you enjoying the 7GB free storage at Microsoft SkyDrive? How about upgrading it to 25GB for free? Learn more about how to upgrade your Microsoft SkyDrive from 7GB free storage to 25GB.

I was exploring the newly announced Google Drive cloud based storage and collaboration platform. I went back to my Microsoft SkyDrive account to write an article on how to compare Google Drive with Microsoft SkyDrive.

On the left panel of the SkyDrive web interface, I saw the message "7 GB" and also so the option "Manage Storage". What I remember was, Microsoft offer free 25GB storage at the SkyDrive. So, I clicked on the "Manage Storage" link to see where did my 25GB gone. Surprisingly, I saw that my current storage was reduced to 7GB but there is a button that says "Free Upgrade". There was a balloon popup with the message:

"For a limited time, loyal SkyDrive users can upgrade from 7 GB to 25 GB for free!"

How to upgrade SkyDrive from 7GB to 25GB

Microsoft has not given any definition for what is loyal customer, but I assume all it means is you already have a Microsoft SkyDrive account.



How to get free upgrade to 25 GB storage at SkyDrive


Follow the simple steps to get free upgrade to 25 GB storage in SkyDrive:

1. Login to your SkyDrive account.

2. Click on "Manage storage" link at the left bottom.

3. Look for the "Free Upgrade" button and click on it.

SkyDrive free upgrade to 25GB

Congratulations! You have upgraded your SkyDrive account to free 25 GB storage space at the cloud.

Enjoy a lot of free cloud storage at SkyDrive. As of now, Microsoft SkyDrive offers the highest free storage capacity among the popular cloud storage services.




Article by Tony John
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