I'm an Office365 subscriber with 1TB Ondrive storage. After moving 60GB to Ondrive, I get a popup saying I'm out of space if I try to move more folders. Answer Desk told me OnDrive is limited to the available storage space left on my C: drive. Has anybody experienced this? Is there a work-around?
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There is OneDrive in the cloud... But also a OneDrive folder on your computer. Obviously the folder on your computer (which autosyncs to <> from the cloud) cannot be larger than the space remaining on C:/
Have a look at these threads:
http://forums.windowscentral.com/wi...w-map-onedrive-drive-letter-windows-10-a.html
Map the cloud as a network drive... Now you read the cloud without a browser. It shows in file explorer. You will have to sign into it every boot up.
http://forums.windowscentral.com/wi...-bandwidth-usage-windows-update-onedrive.html
This gave me the clue that I could simply do away with the OneDrive on my computer (C:/) by "Unlinking" the folder and emptying it out.
Combining these allows you access from your desktop without cluttering C:/
You would have to migrate documents to <> from your desktop and cloud manually.
Have a look at these threads:
http://forums.windowscentral.com/wi...w-map-onedrive-drive-letter-windows-10-a.html
Map the cloud as a network drive... Now you read the cloud without a browser. It shows in file explorer. You will have to sign into it every boot up.
http://forums.windowscentral.com/wi...-bandwidth-usage-windows-update-onedrive.html
This gave me the clue that I could simply do away with the OneDrive on my computer (C:/) by "Unlinking" the folder and emptying it out.
Combining these allows you access from your desktop without cluttering C:/
You would have to migrate documents to <> from your desktop and cloud manually.
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