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NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | July 2026

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Jul 07, 2026

Get ready for the July 2026 OneDrive Customer Office Hours! This session creates space for open conversation around the latest updates and how they support the way you use your files every day. In this month’s session, we’ll walk through what’s new and open the floor for questions, feedback, and shared experiences.

Join us for our next call

Date: July 15, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada) 

Special Topic: Hero Link Sharing with Stephen Rice

Register Today: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours

Join the OneDrive team to learn about Hero Link sharing, a single link that controls access to your files, so you can quickly share content and clearly understand who has permission to view, edit, or reshare. This updated sharing experience makes collaboration easier and gives you control with a single, unified experience to both share and manage permissions. Anyone can join this one-hour webinar to ask us questions, share feedback, and learn more about the features we’re releasing soon and our roadmap. We can't wait to share, listen, and engage every month!

Note: Our monthly public calls are not an official support tool. To open support tickets, go to see Get support for Microsoft 365; distinct support for educators and education customers is available, too.

New way to register and watch on demand!

Go to: Microsoft OneDrive: Customer Office Hours – Microsoft Adoption to see upcoming sessions, to register and rewatch previous sessions!

Save the Calendar invite so you never miss a call: https://aka.ms/OfficeHoursCalendar

Each call is recorded and made available on demand shortly after.

Stay up to date on Microsoft OneDrive adoption  on adoption.microsoft.com. Join our community to catch all news and insights from the OneDrive community blog. And follow us on X: @OneDrive. Thank you for your interest in making your voice heard and taking your knowledge and depth of OneDrive to the next level. 

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the chat during the meeting, and we will do our best to answer them. 

Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.

 

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3 Comments

  • IvanWilson's avatar
    IvanWilson
    Iron Contributor
    Aug 11, 2026

    Will the YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR9nK3mnD-OXnJCArRyffmYTnIiCz6RsW be updated with recent videos? The most recent video on the playlist is April 2026.

  • IvanWilson's avatar
    IvanWilson
    Iron Contributor
    Jul 13, 2026

    Question for the July session - in modern Outlook, it's challenging to attach a file from SharePoint Online to an email. Are there plans to improve this experience? Sharing links are great, but external parties tend to prefer attachments.

    Current options are:

    • Browse this computer - only suitable if the SharePoint Online folder is synced locally
    • OneDrive - this breaks down into:
      • Recent - it may show up here, but not always. It's hard to predict.
      • Files - doesn't include SharePoint Online content. OneDrive shortcuts aren't visible
      • Shared with you - content may not have been explicitly shared
      • Groups - not all SharePoint sites are linked to groups
      • Recent Attachments - not relevant for files saved to SharePoint
    • Upload and Share - content is already uploaded
    • Link - doesn't provide any browse option
    • Suggested files - appears to be recently opened, but not recently modified

    Sometimes I end up downloading a copy of the file from SharePoint Online to my computer and then using "Browse this computer" to attach it.

    It would be great to have an experience consistent with the one in the Office web apps:

     

    • Charrlleess's avatar
      Charrlleess
      Copper Contributor
      Jul 16, 2026

      I completely agree with you. I have multiple customers who constantly complain about the lack of feature parity, especially when comparing the new Outlook to the classic version. Most of them have actually refused to migrate to the new Outlook simply because attaching files is nowhere near as easy or seamless as it used to be. However, I think this is something the Outlook team is responsible for and not much can be done by the OneDrive team, but I would like to know their stance on this matter as well.