De opslag in GB in OneDrive is < 1/3 van opslag in de downloadmap

Question

Ik gebruik Windows 11 en Microsoft365. OneDrive is gekoppeld aan een hoofdmap op mijn D (data)schijf. Het probleem is dat lang niet alles in de OneDrive opslag verschijnt: slecht3 193 GB van de 575 GB aan opslag van de te synchroniseren map. Hoe los ik dat op?

Answer 1

Hello Leo,

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Q&A Forum regarding the discrepancy between your OneDrive storage and the contents of your download folder. I understand how important it is to ensure your files are properly synced and accessible.

Based on your description, it appears that OneDrive is not syncing the full contents of your designated folder on the D: drive. This issue can arise due to several factors, including sync settings, file availability status, or OneDrive’s default behavior.

Here are some steps you can follow to resolve the issue:

1. Check Sync Settings

• Right-click the OneDrive icon in the system tray and select Settings.
• Under the Account tab, click Choose folders and ensure all relevant folders are selected for syncing.
• If your folder is large, OneDrive may not sync all files by default. You may need to manually select additional folders or files.

1. Force Full File Download

• Open OneDrive Settings > Sync and Backup > Advanced Settings.
• Under Files On-Demand, click Download all files. This ensures all cloud files are downloaded locally.

3. Check File Status Icons

• Files with a cloud icon are stored online only. To make them available locally, right-click and select Always keep on this device.

1. Verify Local Storage Availability

• Ensure your D: drive has sufficient space. OneDrive may skip syncing large files if local storage is limited.

1. Restart and Reset OneDrive

• Restart your PC and OneDrive.
• If issues persist, you can reset OneDrive using the command:

%localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset This will reinitialize the sync process without deleting your files.

1. Avoid Folder Conflicts

• Ensure that the folder structure on your D: drive doesn’t conflict with OneDrive’s default paths. Folder redirection errors can prevent proper syncing

Best Regards,

Adaeze || Microsoft Q&A Forum Support