Adding and removing is done on all devices and can also be done from the File Explorer. However, this must be done in the OneDrive web interface. Microsoft is still working on the error message.Īdding folders and the files they contain is only one click away. Would take up space and makes no sense for other reasons. This is because double synchronization is not supported. These are the libraries in the sync client view, but here are a few more, including the external ones, but listed separately above.Īnd now to the possible errors that can occur.īecause, as you can see in the picture above, if a folder is shared by the user, where folders below it have already been synchronized, an error will occur. these are SharePoint libraries that I have synchronized locally these are all files ‘shared with me’ that I have synchedĢ. Everything described above could be done already.ġ. On my blog, many visitors search for "show files shared with me in Explorer".
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In the Windows File Explorer of user B (Julian Versuch) it looks like this: Here, user A, who also has access to the document library C, shares a folder (Folder D3) including subfolders and files with user B. If the sender removes the rights, the folder remains, but the subfolders and files are removed Make sure that the synchronization has been stopped, recognizable by the missing sync status of the folders and files. Then select the folder in the Windows File Explorer and delete "manually". There you have to stop synchronization via OneDrive Sync Client (Account Properties – Stop synchronization).
This is the main difference to the old synchronization. When removing, the folders and files are also removed from synchronization and the user should name several devices, on all devices.
With the right mouse button you can also remove the folder (remove the shortcut from "My Files", but this only works with OneDrive version 20.174.0830.0002 or higher) You can see that the folder of user A (Hans.Brender) is also shown in the OneDrive folder of user B (Julian.Versuch). since the folder is still selected, the unlinking is also displayed.Īnd if we then click on My files, the following picture results…Īnd when we switch to the Windows File Explorer… press the new icon, directly in the selected folderĭepending on the number of files it takes a few seconds, then there areĤ. Then there are two ways to execute the function "Add shortcut to My files”Ģ. User B calls up the web interface of his OneDrive and switches to the "Shared" area and then "Shared with me". Now let’s look at User B (recipient Julian.attempt) What you put into the folder (more folders, one or more files) does not matter. To use the function "Add shortcut to my files", it must be a folder. He shares the folder with one or more employees. via synchronizing a folder (see from external)Ī user from my organization (user A) wants to share a folder (Folder A2) with others.They were on the table at the beginning of the new synchronization, but were discarded at first.Įxclusively by synchronizing a folder via These are still valid, because cross-tenant synchronization in the new way is not (yet) supported. Synchronize links to articles "Files shared with me": After consultation with the product group it is only 5% worldwide This also in the background, because this functionality is not yet available at the beginning of October 2020. You should read it before, because then the difference in this article will be easier.
And if you leave out "shortcut" and replace "My Files" with OneDrive, it hits the nail on the head.įirst the links to several blog posts of mine, which deals with the problem of including "Documents shared with me". Microsoft also calls it "Add to OneDrive". In my Microsoft 365 Tenant I now can use the function " Add shortcut to my files" in OneDrive.
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