When you have an internet connection, you’ll be able to use these files like every other file on your device.
Even when you create files online, you will be able to see them and they won’t take up space on your device.
Files On-Demand: When you enable Files On-Demand, you’ll see all your OneDrive files in File Explorer and get new info about each of them. This setting will use the credentials of the primary Windows account to automatically log in and set up OneDrive when you have signed into Windows. Autologon: This kind of speaks for itself of course. Let’s first explain what our settings will actually be doing after we set them up: So let’s get right into it! What the settings do This, along with some other useful settings, makes it possible for us to force users (in a non-intrusive way) to make use of OneDrive as a backup for their documents. Using Intune, we can automatically move known folders (such as Documents, Desktop, etc.) to OneDrive. Imagine their flash drive gets stolen or their computer crashes, what will they do then? 
Most of you can already see the risks they are taking by not doing this. They save everything locally or on a USB flash drive and never move them. We all know a few colleagues that refuse to save documents in the cloud. With a mix of policies and scripts, we can easily set up OneDrive automatically for all enrolled devices. In this guide we will explain how to set up OneDrive using Intune.
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