OneDrive for Business - Awesome Tips & Tricks for Admins! 

I'm delighted to hear that yes of course I'll add it to my list.

I’m delighted to hear that Richard. That’s why I’m hear 👍😊

@@AndyMaloneMVP 25k subscribers - congratulations!

I’m delighted to hear that and to have you onboard 👍😊

Thanks so much 👍

Thank you most kindly 😊

You're welcome

Many thanks

You’re welcome 👍

Not that I’m aware off, sorry

Yes you can target flows for specific users, groups

Generally you can’t. Hi tens will be moved to the recycle bin but the bin will not be emptied.

Don’t confuse OneDrive with SharePoint document libraries. The latter is storage for a group, or a team. To create this without generating a Microsoft team. You can either just use a Microsoft 365 group or you can create a dedicated team site in SharePoint, the team site is essentially a shared website and this includes SharePoint document libraries that you can then allocate accordingly.

Indeed, 1 of many 😀 look at the playlists in my channel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CvUG33cNHBs.html

@@AndyMaloneMVP Already watched it few days back. Thanks

You have a useable 25Tb 😀

@@AndyMaloneMVP wow , thats pretty good and at no extra cost ?

@@AndyMaloneMVP Hi Andy, for me it says 1.22tb with only 49.75gb available and a banner to purchase more storage. You're saying i don't have to do that? 23 e3 users

@@rouvenkutter3722 I think you need to contact support. Good luck.

There is often a lot of confusion between OneDrive and SharePoint document libraries. The latter is what you get when you create a Microsoft, 365 group or a Microsoft team OneDrive for business is personal storage, think of it like a home drive. You get this when you create a user and licensed them with either a Microsoft 365 business plan or enterprise plan. Beyond that if you create a user with a home or student plan there is no control over the account. Generally you don’t play around with permissions in OneDrive for business. However, you could create a group or team add the uses to it and then configure the permissions. If you look on my RU-vid channel, I have done a number of videos on this subject. You can find them in the SharePoint playlist. Beyond that you may want to take a look at learn.microsoft.com as this contains all the training and documentation materials for Microsoft 365. I hope this helps, Andy

Absolutely. Unfortunately I’d posted the OneDrive video before the sad news was announced.

Dude you’re on a beach and wondering about this! You need to chill🤣😀 Sounds like a permissions conflict somewhere.

@@AndyMaloneMVP Haha I know, learning never stops! Will have a look, but haven't figured it out yet.

Probably best to rename. I have a new dedicated OneDrive session coming shortly. Probably in a week or so so watch out for it 👍

@@AndyMaloneMVP Andy thanks very much . I didn’t expect reply on weekend, you need a life as well😂 thanks so much - I can’t wait for the video- 👍

You mean Sync. I think it’s automatic. You know you’ve give me an idea for an upcoming session. Thanks

Great Andy!

I'd submit a support ticket on this one :-)

@@AndyMaloneMVP I did - they just keep talking to me about syncing in a way I don't understand. I've looked at everything - I'll try again. Thank you.

Thanks. In terms of backup. Microsoft maintains approximately 10 copies of your data split between two data centres. If you desperately need to backup to an additional source then you could use a 3rd party product such as Veam.

@@AndyMaloneMVP hi Andy, where do we get to see the settings of 10 copies?!

@@jackwong64 you don’t.

SharePoint document libraries are part of Microsoft 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams. This is where to set permissions.

Hi Mike, I’ll be honest with you I don’t use android. Shame on me, I know! I’m an Apple guy, so I recommend that you take a look at the Microsoft tech community who hopefully will be able to answer your question. Thanks again. I really appreciate the question.

Interesting. I would visit Learn.microsoft.com and read up on how exactly OFB works. You can control what files are replicated.

They aren't being replicated, they are being moved! I was in Tech Support for 30 years until I retired a few months ago. I remember when the POS Vista starting moving files to the Virtual Store without telling anyone, but at least they moved them to your own computer. Users of our software after "upgrading" to Vista started calling us that their data files had disappeared instead of being in our subdirectory where always had been before. Then we stumbled onto the fact that the UAC was moving them. Now OneDrive is doing the same thing except it moves (steals) the files to their cloud computers.

Microsoft forgets that our computers belong to us, not to them!!

@@starker1457 that’s weird I’ve not heard of that before. I hope you get it sorted out. In the meantime I’ll make enquiries.

Hi, I am suprised that you haven't but would appreciate if you did find out what they are thinking (or not thinkking). Also, maybe you can find out why I couldn't not update to build 22621. I did an internet search for the error message and I was not alone. I spent more than 2 hours with 2 different Microsoft Tech Support reps on chat and had to reinstall windows because they could not update it either. I have been using Windows since version 3.1 and have never had a problem upgrading before. You would think that Microsoft would know how to create installers by now.

Indeed 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thanks to everyone