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Confusion between SharePoint and OneDrive again
After a Windows 10 System Restore destroyed my main computer preventing me from logging in, I'm trying to restore from backup images, cloud, etc. It appears I'm missing files when searching backu...
If I were you I would do the follow.
1. Check files restore on OneDrive web. That url depends on what type of OneDrive account you have. For office 365 OneDrive that’s what they are. Check files restore and make sure you have some restore points to before you had this issue. If so continue on do not restore yet.
2. stop and remove any sync ou have setup on your current device assuming it’s the only one.
3. Reboot. Then rename your OneDrive folder from the default c:\users\username\onedrive etc.
4. Check your free disk space hopefully you still have plenty open
5. Now go back to web and restore to point in time before you had issues. Obviously inspect your files they may be right as is but roll back if not.
6. Go to your library when complete and then click sync and setup a new sync. Downloading the cloud copy of OneDrive. Once complete you should be good to go.
7. Once files are verified you can go back and delete the old OneDrive folder you renamed once confirtable.
If I were you I would do the follow.
1. Check files restore on OneDrive web. That url depends on what type of OneDrive account you have. For office 365 OneDrive that’s what they are. Check files restore and make sure you have some restore points to before you had this issue. If so continue on do not restore yet.
2. stop and remove any sync ou have setup on your current device assuming it’s the only one.
3. Reboot. Then rename your OneDrive folder from the default c:\users\username\onedrive etc.
4. Check your free disk space hopefully you still have plenty open
5. Now go back to web and restore to point in time before you had issues. Obviously inspect your files they may be right as is but roll back if not.
6. Go to your library when complete and then click sync and setup a new sync. Downloading the cloud copy of OneDrive. Once complete you should be good to go.
7. Once files are verified you can go back and delete the old OneDrive folder you renamed once confirtable.
1. Check files restore on OneDrive web. That url depends on what type of OneDrive account you have. For office 365 OneDrive that’s what they are. Check files restore and make sure you have some restore points to before you had this issue. If so continue on do not restore yet.
2. stop and remove any sync ou have setup on your current device assuming it’s the only one.
3. Reboot. Then rename your OneDrive folder from the default c:\users\username\onedrive etc.
4. Check your free disk space hopefully you still have plenty open
5. Now go back to web and restore to point in time before you had issues. Obviously inspect your files they may be right as is but roll back if not.
6. Go to your library when complete and then click sync and setup a new sync. Downloading the cloud copy of OneDrive. Once complete you should be good to go.
7. Once files are verified you can go back and delete the old OneDrive folder you renamed once confirtable.
- Thank you Christopher
