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Dear Boe,
Good day! Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community. We are here to assist you.
Yes, you can sync files from other folders outside of the OneDrive folder using MKLink. You can create symbolic links (symlinks) to sync any folder with OneDrive. This method involves creating a link between the folder you want to sync and the OneDrive folder. Here's how you can do it:
- Open Command Prompt as an administrator.
- Use the mklink command to create a symbolic link. For example: mklink /D "C:\Users\YourUsername\OneDrive\FolderName" "C:\Path\To\FolderYouWantToSync"
More details can be found in Can't synchronize OneDrive files and folders from a local file location other than the default OneDrive path - Microsoft Support
If you want to move the location of your OneDrive folders in your computer, you will need to unlink, move, then relink your OneDrive to the location as mentioned in Change the location of your OneDrive folder - Microsoft Support
Kindly let me know if your situation differs from the one described above, with additional details, I will be able to provide you with a tailored suggestion.
I hope you are staying safe and well! Have a great day and take care! 😊
Sincerely,
Naren | Microsoft Community Moderator