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sync specific folders in sharepoint and laptop pc
You'll find all the relevant info in this article: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/sync-sharepoint-files-with-the-new-onedrive-sync-client-6de9ede8-5b6e-4503-80b2-6190f3354a88
Hope it helps...
Is there any other way to do it?
thanks for your help.
Best Regards,
Barry
- Salvatore BiscariApr 18, 2018Silver Contributor
The official SharePoint sync client is OneDrive and it has the option to sync selectively only some folders (apart from the Files On-Demand feature, which could perhaps also be useful to you).
Why are you seeking other alternatives?
- DeletedSep 07, 2018
Hi,
I caused some folders to stop syncing permanently by mistake. Could you let me know how can I undo this?
I used to have three folders in the sharepoint drive in my PC synced with Microsoft Teams. One day, I synced the whole library but it got stuck for days, so I decided to sync one folder at at time. I did this by selecting 'Stop syncing a folder...' and then removing the two folders so that one folder is left to sync. I tried to sync the next two folders but it's not working. Instead, the folders have been coverted to static folders/files so syncing is no longer possible. Any amount of advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
- DeletedSep 07, 2018You could try this.
1. Delete those static folders since you can just restore them when you resync on the web.
2. Go to the SharePoint site connected to your Teams. Do this by going to your Teams App then going to Files tab and click "Open in SharePoint."
3. Navigate to the folder/document area you would like to sync on SharePoint.
4. Click the sync button on the toolbar (near where you would find + New or Upload doc).
5. OneDrive should pop-up and ask which folders you'd like to sync. Select them and click Ok.
6. Your files from Teams will now be synced to your File Explorer.
- Bhavpreet BainsAug 22, 2018Iron Contributor
Hello Salvatore Biscari,
I was trying selective sync from SharePoint. I've noticed that, the prompt to select folders doesn't show up by default. The only way to access it by going to OneDrive Sync client Settings ->Account and then choose folders.
Is this an expected behavior? If not, can you please let me know if it used to prompt?
Thank you.
- DeletedSep 04, 2018I'm having the same issue and it's frustrating because once it starts syncing with all the folders, it doesn't stop smoothly. Has anyone found a solution?