Over time, as more and more files are uploaded to the cloud server, there can be more and more local files created. Usually, it’s saved to C:\Users\\OneDrive.
Generally, once users upload a file to the cloud, a same local file will be created on their PCs. This cloud service allows its users to store different files and personal data including Windows settings or BitLocker recovery keys in the cloud, share files, and sync files across different devices like PC, MAC, and consoles.
Microsoft OneDrive, formerly called SkyDrive, is a file hosting service and synchronization service operated by Microsoft as part of its web version of office. Open File Explorer and locate the folder you no longer want to be available.Where are OneDrive files stored locally? My C drive is almost full and I hope to move OneDrive along with its local files to another drive but I don’t know the path of those files. IMPORTANT: You should NOT simply delete the folders. If you no longer need to access shared OneDrive files, you need to remove the shortcuts you previously created. Removing Shortcuts to Shared OneDrive Files
NOTE: the icon for folders created from shortcuts will look slightly different (will have a small blue link image) Open File Explorer and you should see the folder within your OneDrive folder. Option at the top (if not already selected)Ĭlick to select the folder you want to make available in File Explorer.Ī pop-up window should appear letting you know the shortcut was created In the upper left corner, click the App launcher square (looks like a 2D rubics cube) Log in with your Penn State userid and password Open the web browser of your choosing and go to NOTE: There is a alternate method for similarly making shared files available (using the Sync button), but Ag IT prefers the shortcut method described below. If you would like to use File Explorer on your local computer to access OneDrive files that have been shared with you, you can configure shortcuts. Making Shared Folders Available in File Explorer/OneDrive App on Local Computer
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