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Save the Date: Join us October 20 for the OneDrive + Copilot Digital Event

Arwa_Tyebkhan — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 19:14:46 GMT

Files and photos are at the center of how we work, create, and collaborate. As AI and Copilot transform the way we use content, OneDrive is evolving for this era - helping people get more from their files with Copilot, delivering a faster and more dependable core file experience, making collaboration effortless, and creating new ways to discover, enjoy, and share photos and videos.

So, join us on October 20 for the 4th Annual OneDrive + Copilot Digital Event, a free online experience showcasing the latest innovations across OneDrive and Copilot.

✨ Hear directly from Jeff Teper, Executive Vice President of Microsoft Apps and Agents, Adam Harmetz, Corporate Vice President of Product, OneDrive and SharePoint, and Arwa Tyebkhan, Head of Product, OneDrive, alongside product leaders, engineers, and experts from across the OneDrive team as they share the latest innovations, demonstrating how AI is transforming the way people work with files and content.

💡 You'll see real product demos, hearing from the people building the product, and get a closer look at the experiences that will help you get the most out of OneDrive and Microsoft 365.

🗣️ Following the broadcast, you are invited to join our live Q&A with members of the OneDrive team and get answers directly from the experts behind the product.

Event Details

Event: OneDrive + Copilot - Your file system and photo solution for the AI Era
Date: October 20, 2026, 9:00 AM PST
Cost: Free
Format: Digital event followed by a live Q&A
Register here: https://aka.ms/OneDriveEvent

This event is open to everyone – whether you’re an IT professional, a knowledge worker, or a fan who uses OneDrive to relive your favorite memories! Register today and join us to see what's next for OneDrive in the Copilot and AI era.

See you there!

OneDrive Office Hours | September 2026

sophiapeng — Wed, 02 Sep 2026 21:55:18 GMT

Get ready for the September 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: September 23, 2026

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

Special Topic: HTML/Markdown viewer in OneDrive

Register Today: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours

Join the OneDrive and SharePoint team to see how we're making Markdown and HTML first-class content in OneDrive.

OneDrive Markdown + HTML Files: Open a .md or .html file and it renders instantly in OneUp preview, fully formatted, no download and no third-party app required. Edit right where you are: make in-line text edits directly in your rendered HTML, and author Markdown in a true WYSIWYG experience where you see the formatted result as you type. Then share the file and collaborate with in-line anchored comments on both file types, so feedback lands on the exact word, line, or section it refers to instead of scattering across email and chat. Whether the file came from Copilot, a developer workflow, or your own authoring tool, OneDrive now gives AI-generated and developer-authored content the same viewing, editing, and collaboration experience you expect from Office files.

SharePoint Pages: Create HTML with Copilot in SharePoint or upload your own HTML from another source. Once stored in the pages library, you can render HTML as a page in SharePoint, make additional edits, and share with your audience. HTML gives you new ways to present your content beautifully alongside our existing ASPX pages.

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 call and we will do our best to address what we can.

Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | August 2026

sophiapeng — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 20:51:07 GMT

Get ready for the August 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

Join the OneDrive team to learn how we're revitalizing OneDrive as the productivity hub for mobile work. As mobile devices, particularly iPads, become primary work surfaces for frontline employees, executives, and hybrid workers, we're investing in experiences that make productivity seamless on the go. From intelligent search enhancements to enterprise-focused innovations, discover how we're bringing powerful file, content, and AI experiences to mobile and making OneDrive the destination for getting work done anywhere.

Date: August 19, 2026

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

Special Topic: Revitalizing OneDrive on Mobile

Register Today: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours

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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the chat during the call and we will do our best to address what we can.

Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | July 2026

sophiapeng — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 18:17:08 GMT

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!

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.

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.

Making Mac OneDrive Faster and More Reliable

Jack_Nichols — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 20:48:09 GMT

OneDrive on macOS is getting a major update to how it syncs! The Native Sync Engine is rolling out to Insiders today with version 26.098. It's up to 2x faster on initial sync and on-disk state changes, uses less CPU, memory, and battery, and removes the hidden cache folder that's been the source of most reliability issues since 2022.

It's the latest in an ongoing effort to make OneDrive feel native on Mac. Earlier this year we shipped a redesigned Activity Center with Liquid Glass and native dialogs, and the Native Sync Engine is a major step in that journey.

The cache folder problem

When we moved OneDrive to Apple's File Provider platform in 2022, we needed a way to bridge the existing sync engine with how File Provider expected things to work. Broadly, there are two parts to OneDrive sync: the sync engine itself, and the code that OneDrive uses to work with files. To support File Provider, we had to change how OneDrive interacted with the file system. However, to reduce risk, we decided to use a hidden cache folder that mirrored your OneDrive contents, so the sync engine could remain largely unchanged.

That cache folder solved the immediate problem and unlocked features like Known Folder Move. Over time, however, feedback and telemetry showed us that it was root cause of many of the reliability and performance issues users have reported since. The Native Sync Engine removes it.

What’s changed

Over the past several years, we’ve been working behind the scenes on the Native Sync Engine. Building it required us to completely rebuild large portions of our code and build a new sync platform that allows OneDrive to work better with the File Provider system.

The Native Sync Engine provides the fastest, most reliable experience we’ve ever delivered on the Mac. It has a simplified architecture, eliminates entire classes of errors, and integrates more deeply with macOS. In our performance testing, the new system is about 2x faster for initial sync and on-disk state changes. It also uses fewer system resources, helping preserve your Mac’s battery life while improving overall responsiveness. We’ve also put the new system through multiple tests that simulate usage well beyond what the average user would ever do, and it has held up extremely well in those scenarios. It’s a massive improvement, and one we are very excited to bring to you.

On the surface, the Native Sync Engine looks and feels very similar to what we had before, but there are a few important changes. Let’s walk through a few of them.

Hidden folders no longer hold data

OneDrive's hidden folders now contain metadata only. Your file data only lives in the OneDrive folder you interact with directly.

There are a few cases where a copy of file data will exist in the hidden folder:

Files you've created or changed that haven't uploaded yet. The copy is removed once the file has fully synced to the cloud.
OneNote shortcuts and similar "link" file types. These are typically a few hundred bytes at most, and we retain them in the hidden folder indefinitely.
Some kinds of macOS packages, such as GarageBand files, .app bundles, and certain older iWork files. Copies of these files are retained for longer than most files.

The Native Sync Engine's metadata folder, for a consumer OneDrive account with about 10,000 items, all available locally. Only using a little bit of space for metadata!

Files and folders are always browsable

Files in a folder used to be created on disk only the first time the folder was accessed. That led to Finder showing "Loading..." while you browsed and apps hanging while they waited for folders to materialize.

Now, every folder and file is always browsable on disk. Navigating your OneDrive folder feels like navigating any other folder. It’s snappy, responsive, and just works.

Note that Files On-Demand is unchanged with the Native Sync Engine. Files you haven't opened remain online-only unless you either open them or mark them Always On This Device.

External drive support

The Native Sync Engine also supports external drives, such as USB drives you can plug into your Mac. If your system and your external drive meet the requirements, all of your files and OneDrive's metadata folder will be placed on this drive. On older versions of macOS and on drives that don't meet the requirements, your files and OneDrive metadata will be stored on the home volume.

Syncing shared folders and libraries

If your organization has disabled the “Sync” button on SharePoint and your users are using “Add shortcut to My Files”, you can skip this section, as you are already in the ideal state!

If you are still using synced libraries, each synced library now appears as its own root in the Finder sidebar, instead of nested under a single tenant entry. Add shortcut to OneDrive remains the modern way to access shared content. Admins can hide the Sync button via aka.ms/HideSyncButton.

Identifying the Native Sync Engine

You can identify whether your Mac is using the Native Sync Engine by inspecting the OneDrive version in the Preferences dialog:

If the version ends with a value such as "(26K)", you are running the Native Sync Engine.
If the version ends with the version of macOS, you are not yet running the Native Sync Engine.

Mac Sync Settings showing the version number, including the Native Sync Engine build.

Rollout

Starting today, we’ll be gradually rolling out this new experience to our Insiders audience. This rollout will take several weeks to complete. If you aren't already in Insiders and want to try the new update, simply open OneDrive preferences, click on the About tab, and check the box to join the Insiders program.

Your Mac will upgrade to the Native Sync Engine automatically when it receives the update. It might take a couple of minutes for OneDrive to complete the upgrade, and a little while longer for File Provider to finish with the upgrade, but you can still use your OneDrive while this is taking place.

We would love to hear your feedback, good or bad. Just click “Send Feedback” in the OneDrive Activity Center and share your thoughts!

To learn more, watch the latest Sync Up podcast below:

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | June 2026

sophiapeng — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 16:36:14 GMT

Get ready for the June 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: June 17, 2026

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

Special Topic: OneDrive. Cloud. Microsoft. with Stephen Rice & Lauren Bell

Register Today: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours

Join the OneDrive team to learn how OneDrive is moving to a new, dedicated web address: onedrive.cloud.microsoft. This is part of Microsoft's broader effort to bring Microsoft 365 apps and services together under the unified cloud.microsoft domain, which is reserved exclusively for Microsoft's trusted, authenticated cloud services. Consolidating onto this single, purpose-built domain reduces reliance on the many legacy URLs OneDrive has used over the years, strengthens protection against spoofing and phishing, and simplifies network and allow-list management for admins. 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!

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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | May 2026

sophiapeng — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:11:52 GMT

Get ready for May’s 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: May 20, 2026

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

Special Topic: What’s New in OneDrive Sync with Jack Nichols, Kayla Ngan, and Jonathan Leung

Register Today: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours

Join the OneDrive Sync product team for a look at two big investments shipping now. First, 1 million item sync is in public preview on Windows. We’ll cover what’s included and the prerequisites to get your tenant ready. Then we’ll dive into the new Native Sync Engine on Mac, a ground-up rewrite that’s faster, lighter on system resources, and the foundation for 1M item sync on Mac. 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!

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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.

Innovations in OneDrive for collaboration, intelligence, and control

Arwa_Tyebkhan — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 14:30:00 GMT

Last year, we made a promise: your files should work for you, not the other way around. That meant reimagining OneDrive not just as a place to store files, but as an intelligent layer that surfaces what matters, eliminates busy work, and enables seamless collaboration across your organization. OneDrive became smarter, more collaborative, and more central to how work flows across Microsoft 365.

This spring, we're delivering what's next.

As OneDrive brings together intelligence, collaboration, cross-platform experiences, and enterprise control and governance, it helps you move work forward from the first file to the final outcome. That’s the idea at the center of this year’s innovations: helping individuals and teams move from file to finished faster, with greater clarity and confidence that their work is protected and ready wherever it happens.

Let’s take a look at what you can benefit from today with OneDrive.

Understand and act on your content

Agentic AI for files in SharePoint document libraries

Late last year, we introduced the AI Actions button in document libraries, giving you faster ways to find content, get answers, and take action on files with AI. In March, our AI in SharePoint release made it possible to use natural language not just to understand content, but to build and manage the systems around it, from pages and lists to libraries and structured document workflows. Today, we’re building on that foundation with new capabilities that help organizations capture shared context, create reusable skills for multi-step workflows, and generate documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and other structured outputs from content already stored in SharePoint. Together, these capabilities help you find the right content, understand it more quickly, organize it more effectively, create new deliverables from it, and share it with greater confidence.

Ask SharePoint to create documents from files saved on your site

AI experiences at work in OneDrive

Currently generally available, OneDrive brings AI directly into your everyday file experience. With the Copilot icon in OneDrive, you can instantly summarize documents, presentations, PDFs, and images, ask questions about your files, compare versions to spot what changed, recap meeting recordings, and extract key details from whiteboard images. Across capabilities like PDF review on the web, OCR on mobile, semantic search, and Ask Copilot in File Explorer, AI is helping users get to the right content faster, understand it more quickly, and take action without leaving the flow of work.

Copilot icon in OneDrive for Web experience

Markdown support in OneDrive and SharePoint

Now rolling out to general availability, Markdown file support is now in OneDrive and SharePoint, making it easier for you to create, view, and edit .md file content alongside the rest of your documents, without leaving your browser. Learn more in our blog here.

View, create, and edit .md files in OneDrive and SharePoint

Review PDFs with Copilot in OneDrive and SharePoint for the web

Copilot is now generally available in the OneDrive and SharePoint PDF viewer. Select text, right-click, and use AI actions from the context menu. You can also write your own prompt if you have a specific question.

OCR for PDFs in OneDrive mobile

Optical character recognition (OCR) is now built into OneDrive for Android and iOS mobile apps to help you reuse information, speed up document workflows, and make content easier to find. Learn more here.

OCR for PDFs in OneDrive mobile

Offline search on OneDrive mobile

With offline search on iPad, you can quickly find files you’ve made available offline by searching by filename, even without an internet connection. Whether you’re reviewing documents on a flight or between meetings, you no longer need to manually browse through downloaded folders to locate what you need.

Semantic search in File Explorer on Copilot+ PCs

With semantic search¹ on Windows, OneDrive users can now find their files by describing what they're looking for rather than remembering exact file names, whether those files are stored locally or in the cloud. OneDrive makes this possible by surfacing both semantic photo results and lexical document matches from across your entire OneDrive library, right from File Explorer.

Semantic search in File Explorer on Copilot+ PC

Ask Copilot in File Explorer

With the new Ask Copilot hover icon on File Explorer Home, now available in public preview for Windows Insiders, you can get AI insights on any of your recent OneDrive files. Your local and cloud OneDrive files show up natively in File Explorer Home, so Copilot is ready to summarize content, pull key details, or draft an email when you need it.

Ask Copilot in File Explorer

Simple and secure collaboration

Hero Links

Last year, we announced the Hero Link, 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. Coming this summer, this updated sharing experience makes collaboration easier and gives you more control with a single, unified experience to both share and manage permissions.

The new sharing experience to share and manage access in a single place

Transfer ownership improvements

New updates to the transfer ownership experience help teams maintain continuity when someone leaves the organization. Rolling out to general availability in the coming weeks, managers can filter files by shared status, move content while retaining existing permissions, and take action using an updated email notice.

Improved transfer ownership helps retain sharing permissions and continuity of collaboration

Updated document library experience in SharePoint

We've refreshed the SharePoint document library to make it easier to find, organize, and act on your files. Custom views and filters are now readily available, and a simplified command bar puts your most-used actions within reach. View customization, including conditional formatting and metadata-based organization, lives in a single, streamlined menu.

Updated document library user experience in SharePoint

Stay in the flow of your work, wherever you are

Sync support for up to 1 million items on Windows

Now in public preview, OneDrive Sync now supports syncing up to 1 million items on Windows devices, helping teams manage large document libraries and shared content at scale without compromising access across devices. This preview requires the OneDrive Insiders ring, additional hardware requirements², and recommended configuration settings. Devices that don't meet these requirements continue to sync at the existing 300,000-item supported limit with no disruption.

Visual refresh for macOS

We introduced a refreshed OneDrive sync experience on macOS, with a redesigned activity center and updated system dialogs that feel native on Mac. Built with technologies like SwiftUI, it aligns with modern macOS Liquid Glass design language and provides a cleaner, more responsive way to check sync status, recent activity, and issues that need attention. A simplified layout surfaces the essentials first, with more detail available when you need it. Read more about the new experience here.

OneDrive Sync activity center on macOS

File previewer refresh for iOS

With the new file previewer in OneDrive for iOS, users can view Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files in app - no downloads required - with Microsoft 365 security and compliance enforced.

Refreshed file previewer for iOS

OneDrive command to move a local-only folder to OneDrive

You can now right‑click a folder in File Explorer and move the entire folder to OneDrive, preserving its structure and making it easier to back up large sets of files.

Move local folders to OneDrive

Custom OneDrive folder name GPO to help address max path issues

To reduce Windows file path length issues, IT admins can now set a custom name for the local OneDrive sync root folder on users’ devices. Now generally available, this policy lets organizations define a shorter, organization‑specific folder name while keeping the OneDrive experience consistent for users. The display name shown in File Explorer and the OneDrive Activity Center remains unchanged. There are other max path improvements on the way, so stay tuned!

Custom OneDrive folder name GPO

Keep everything protected and in control

File-level archive in SharePoint

File-level archive in Microsoft 365 Archive lets organizations archive individual files in active SharePoint sites, moving inactive content to lower-cost storage without disrupting the site, now in public preview.

Admin policy for expiring “People in your organization” links

Security and usability must go hand in hand. With the new admin policy for expiring “People in your organization” links, you can now enable your users to collaborate and ensure that access gets cleaned up automatically. Configure expiration timeframes that align with your organization's data governance requirements, whether that's 30 days, 90 days, or a custom period.

Built with the OneDrive community

The updates shared here reflect our continued investment, shaped by years of partnership with our community, in making OneDrive the solution for your Microsoft 365 files needs, enabling individuals and teams to work and collaborate with confidence.

Thank you to our customers, partners, and community members who continue to share feedback and shape what comes next!

Stay in touch with the team:

Check out OneDrive’s sessions at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference 2026
Join our monthly OneDrive Office Hours with our product teams! https://aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours
Engage with our community. https://aka.ms/OneDriveCommunity
Listen to our SyncUp podcast – Sync Up by Microsoft 365 (libsyn.com)

Footnotes

1. This feature is rolling out for Windows Insiders on Copilot+ PCs with Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses.

2. Hardware requirements:

OS: Windows 11, Windows Server 2022+
RAM: 16GB (32GB preferred)
Storage: SSD
Processor: Intel i5/Ryzen 5 or better, Snapdragon X Plus

Introducing Markdown support in SharePoint and OneDrive

Arwa_Tyebkhan — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 14:30:00 GMT

As AI moves from answering questions to carrying out real work, teams need a reliable way to store, manage, and refine the instructions and context that guide how AI operates. Markdown files are increasingly becoming that foundation, acting as durable AI artifacts that capture rules, preferences, and repeatable processes.

Today, we’re introducing native Markdown support in SharePoint and OneDrive, now rolling out to general availability across both consumer and commercial audiences. As AI and agents increasingly create and update Markdown files to carry out work, teams need a reliable place to manage that content. SharePoint and OneDrive make it easy to view and edit these files in the browser when precision, intent, or changes are required, with built‑in versioning and governance. Markdown files are now fully integrated into the Microsoft 365 file experience, behaving like any other file in your workflow.

View Markdown in the browser

The updated .md file viewer introduces a modern reading experience directly in the browser across M365. Markdown files now render with modern typography, replacing the outdated styling of the previous experience. Tables, checkboxes, links, and code blocks all render correctly, with full syntax highlighting code blocks. Changes you make are reflected in real time.

For folks new to Markdown, the preview mode translates source Markdown into a more readable format, enabling you to review content stored as .md files.

Edit Markdown

The native Markdown editor enables teams to update .md files directly, right in SharePoint and OneDrive. Users can switch between View, Edit, and Split modes, with side‑by‑side editing and preview capabilities that reflect changes in real time. The editing experience includes a formatting toolbar that supports headings, code blocks, links, images, and lists, making it easier to update .md file content without needing to manually write syntax.

Create and access Markdown files

You can now create .md files directly in OneDrive or SharePoint using the Create or Upload button and easily find them using file type filters pills across views like Home, My Files, and Document Libraries and other views. Markdown files support the same actions and commands as other Microsoft 365 files.

Put Markdown files to work

Markdown powers skills in SharePoint and OneDrive

The true value of Markdown occurs when AI apps and agents make use of the knowledge in them. For example, today, we are announcing that AI in SharePoint can remember team preferences and learn skills that can be shared by the whole team. Behind the scenes, this group memory is powered by .md files stored in an all-new Agents Assets library, which uses these new Markdown viewing and editing capabilities to give team members the ability to see what AI in SharePoint remembers about the site. This is the first of many use cases where agents can leverage SharePoint and OneDrive content management capabilities to store knowledge and context.

One file, many surfaces

Because .md files live in OneDrive and SharePoint, they're accessible everywhere Microsoft 365 content flows, from SharePoint sites and OneDrive folders to shared links opened in Teams, Outlook, and the browser. Author a .md file once and it's available to the people, tools, and AI experiences that need it.

Get started

Try it out now in a OneDrive or SharePoint document library. View, edit, and share your .md files, or create a new one to get started.

This new Markdown experience is just the beginning. Stay tuned as we continue to bring more innovation to .md files and AI across OneDrive and SharePoint, so you can turn knowledge into action faster.

Join our team of product experts in a lineup of great sessions at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference:

OneDrive in Action: Transforming Industries, Empowering Success brings together Jason Moore and Vishal Lodha to share real-world examples with customers sharing how organizations are using OneDrive to modernize collaboration and drive meaningful business impact.
OneDrive: Your Hub for Productivity and Collaboration Excellence with Arvind Mishra and Carter Green explores how OneDrive enables secure access, seamless collaboration, and everyday productivity across Microsoft 365.
Gaia Carini and Kayla Ngan walk through the OneDrive deployment journey—from initial setup to sync—plus what’s new in this session: From start to sync: OneDrive deployment and what’s new
Connected Collaboration: The Future of Sharing in Microsoft 365: Join Micelle Barrett and Phaneendra Sai Sristi from the Microsoft collaboration product team for a forward-looking look at what’s next for sharing and access management in Microsoft 365, designed to make collaboration more seamless, secure, and intuitive for end users, admins, and IT pros alike.
OneDrive Mobile and iPad: Your Files Everywhere with Lisa Miao highlights how OneDrive is evolving to bring a first-class file experience to iPad, closing the gap between mobile and desktop so users can find, review, and collaborate wherever work happens.
Find What Matters: Navigating Files Across the Microsoft 365 Ecosystem with Arwa Tyebkhan and Carlos Perez you can learn how to seamlessly navigate and work across your content in Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint so you can quickly find what you need, understand where it lives, and use it in context with less friction.
Meet AI in SharePoint with Cory Newton-Smith and Julie Seto will cover a broad, accessible overview of AI in SharePoint and how it brings AI directly into everyday content experiences.
AI in SharePoint: From Content Chaos to Clarity and Impact. Get Copilot Ready! with Joe Komban and Sean Squires will highlight how AI can assist with designing and enriching pages, structuring and filling lists, organizing files with metadata to provide better management and higher quality answers.
Using SharePoint Automation & AI to Solve Business Processes with Nate Tennant, Kristen Kamath, and Alexander Spitsyn will present on how you can leverage the building blocks of workflows, approvals, quick steps, & forms to automate your business process.
SharePoint: AI‑Forward Content Creation & Curation for the Modern Intranet with Katelyn Seemakurti and Sara Cummings will showcase the newest AI‑driven capabilities that make it easier than ever for site owners and content authors to create, maintain, and elevate the content that matters most.

Learn more

Download the list of OneDrive sessions at M365 Community Conference resource.
Join our April OneDrive Office Hours featuring Markdown in OneDrive and SharePoint on April 29 at 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada). Register here!
Engage with our community. https://aka.ms/OneDriveCommunity
Listen to our SyncUp podcast – Sync Up by Microsoft 365 (libsyn.com)

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | April 2026

sophiapeng — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:12:17 GMT

Get ready for April’s 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: April 29, 2026

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

Special Topic: Markdown in OneDrive with Lesha Bhansali & Stephen Rice

Register Today: OneDrive Office Hours | April 29

Our goal is to make it easier to work with Markdown files right where you store them. With built‑in support in OneDrive and SharePoint, you can open, read, and update Markdown files directly in your browser. Whether you’re reviewing notes, documentation, or shared files, everything stays simple and in one place. 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!

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!

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OneDrive at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference 2026

sophiapeng — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:58:25 GMT

The Microsoft 365 Community Conference is the ultimate Microsoft 365 community event—and the perfect place to expand your skills and knowledge in Microsoft 365 and Copilot. Come connect with the OneDrive team to learn what’s new, what’s next, and how to work smarter with AI.

With over 200+ expert led sessions and 20+ workshops designed for practical, real-world application this year’s conference is packed with fresh content to help you transform the way you work.

Microsoft 365 Community Conference | April 21 – 23, 2026 Orlando, FL

OneDrive at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference

What OneDrive sessions will be at the M365 Conference?

Join our team of product experts in a lineup of great sessions at the conference:

OneDrive in Action: Transforming Industries, Empowering Success brings together Jason Moore, Arwa Tyebkhan and Vishal Lodha to share real-world examples with customers sharing how organizations are using OneDrive to modernize collaboration and drive meaningful business impact.
OneDrive: Your Hub for Productivity and Collaboration Excellence with Arvind Mishra and Carter Green explores how OneDrive enables secure access, seamless collaboration, and everyday productivity across Microsoft 365.
Gaia Carini and Kayla Ngan walk through the OneDrive deployment journey—from initial setup to sync—plus what’s new in this session: From start to sync: OneDrive deployment and what’s new
Connected Collaboration: The Future of Sharing in Microsoft 365: Join Micelle Barrett and Phaneendra Sai Sristi from the Microsoft collaboration product team for a forward-looking look at what’s next for sharing and access management in Microsoft 365, designed to make collaboration more seamless, secure, and intuitive for end users, admins, and IT pros alike.
OneDrive Mobile and iPad: Your Files Everywhere with Lisa Miao highlights how OneDrive is evolving to bring a first‑class file experience to iPad, closing the gap between mobile and desktop so users can find, review, and collaborate wherever work happens.
Find What Matters: Navigating Files Across the Microsoft 365 Ecosystem with Arwa Tyebkhan you can learn how to seamlessly navigate and work across your content in Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint so you can quickly find what you need, understand where it lives, and use it in context with less friction.

Learn more

Download the list of OneDrive sessions at M365 Community Conference resource below.
Review the full M365Con25 event guide.
Hear from Microsoft product makers share their pre-event insights
Register today.

OneDrive Photos Restyle with AI-now rolling out on mobile and web

Shailesh_kv — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 20:30:02 GMT

Photos capture real moments. With AI Restyle in OneDrive, you can reimagine them in fresh new styles-right where your photos already live.

Meet AI Restyle

Photos capture real moments. With AI Restyle in OneDrive, you can reimagine those moments in expressive new styles-right where your photos already live.

With just a tap, transform everyday photos into cinematic posters, hand‑painted artwork, pencil sketches, anime‑inspired scenes, and more. Choose a style, watch a new version appear in seconds, and keep exploring until it feels just right.

Through it all, the people, places, and memories you care about stay unmistakably yours-just seen in a fresh new light.

AI Restyle on OneDrive Mobile

Your photos stay private

When you use AI Restyle in OneDrive, your photos remain under your control and are processed only to generate the style you choose. For more information on how AI Restyle works, its intended uses, and limitations, see Transparency note for AI Restyle in OneDrive - Microsoft Support.

What you can do with AI Restyle

Create something beautiful instantly. Choose from a rotating set of one‑tap styles designed to match the content of your photo-so it’s easy to get a great result right away. New styles are added regularly, giving you fresh ways to reimagine your photos.
Add a personal touch when you want. Include an optional prompt to guide the look-no design skills required.
Explore until it feels right. Try multiple restyles, undo or redo changes, and keep experimenting until you find the look you love.
Share in just a few taps. Go from viewing to restyling to sharing with your favourite apps-without ever leaving OneDrive Photos.
AI Restyle on OneDrive Web

Availability

AI Restyle is rolling out on OneDrive for iOS, Android, and web for customers with a Microsoft 365 Premium subscription. Availability may vary by region as rollout continues.

What’s next

We’re continuing to expand AI-powered photo experiences in OneDrive-bringing AI Restyle to additional platforms and investing in new editing capabilities that help you create with confidence while keeping your photos authentic.

Try it today

Open OneDrive on iOS, Android, or web, sign in with a Microsoft 365 Premium account, open a photo, and tap on ‘AI Restyle’ to start exploring new styles. Have fun creating something new today!

Try it on the OneDrive mobile app.

iOS: Download Microsoft OneDrive from the App Store
Android: Download Microsoft OneDrive from Google Play

We’d love your feedback-use 👍👎 to help us improve AI Restyle.

#Microsoft #OneDrive #Photos #iOS #Android #Web #AI

* This blog was updated on April 7, 2026 to inform how AI Restyle in OneDrive protects users’ privacy and ensures their photos remain secure and under their control.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | March 2026

Rob_Nunez — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:12:37 GMT

OneDrive Consumer Office Hours are back! Creating 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.

Register today-OneDrive Office Hours | March 2026

Get ready for our next call

Our next call is Wednesday, March 18th, 2026, 8:00am - 9:00am PDT.

This month's special topic: "I asked SharePoint to organize my library...and it did!" with the Sean Squires! We will have our product teams on call ready to answer your questions.

Our goal is to simplify the way you create and access the files you need, get the information you are looking for, and manage your tasks efficiently. We can't wait to share, listen, and engage - monthly! 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.

New way to register and watch on-demand!

Go to: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours to see upcoming session to register and rewatch previous sessions!

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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 Twitter: @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 event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

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OneDrive Sync Up Episode 22: File Archive with Trent Green

StephenRice — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 21:48:23 GMT

If you've been using site archive to manage cold data, you know the value of moving inactive content to cheaper storage. But sometimes you don't want to archive an entire site — you just need to archive specific files that haven't been touched in years. That's exactly what file archive lets you do. On this month's episode of Sync Up, Trent gave us a live demo showing how simple the experience is: Select your files, click archive, done. He also walked through the 7-day instant undo window (in case you archive something by accident) and shared how file archive can improve your Copilot experience too!

File archive is coming to public preview in March 2026 for SharePoint sites. Admin-driven archive policies are on the roadmap for later this year.

Listen & Watch

Catch this episode on your favorite platform:

You can learn more at Overview of Microsoft 365 Archive.

Got questions or topic ideas? Email us at syncupquestions@microsoft.com.

Now go hit play and let us know what you think!

OneDrive on Mac gets Liquid Glass with an All-New Activity Center

Carter_MSFT — Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:24:18 GMT

OneDrive on macOS is a core part of the OneDrive ecosystem, designed to deliver a great experience for working with your files directly on your Mac. Over the years, we’ve continued to improve OneDrive for Mac, and we’ve also listened closely to your feedback. We want OneDrive to feel truly native on macOS, with a fast, reliable sync experience you can count on every day.

Over the past several years our team has been working behind the scenes to make the macOS experience better. Today, we’re shipping two major improvements coming soon to OneDrive on macOS:

An all-new Mac-first experience in the OneDrive Activity Center, giving you clean sync status and control that embraces the visual design of the Mac, including support for Liquid Glass on macOS 26 and beyond.

New Mac-native dialogs with the familiar look and feel of macOS 26.

The new Activity Center

The all-new OneDrive Activity Center on the Mac is the small window that appears when you click on the OneDrive icon in the menu bar, and right away you’ll notice the new, snappier interface that embraces the Swift UI design language, including support for Liquid Glass on macOS 26.

OneDrive Sync acivity center on MacOS

The design is simple and straightforward, showing only essential information initially and letting you easily explore further details as needed. It also offers enhanced accessibility options such as VoiceOver and Full Keyboard Access, making OneDrive easier for everyone to use than ever before.

OneDrive Sync activity feed

The list of changes you’ve made to your OneDrive is just a click away, and shows you the same information as before, but in a more compact, easier way to understand. Additionally, images and videos that appear here show a helpful thumbnail of the content when available, making it easier to identify what files changed.

OneDrive Sync errors

If you encounter an error or anything else that requires your attention, you can easily access it with just one click.

The new Activity Center is built entirely in SwiftUI, and it looks and works great on any version of macOS where OneDrive runs.

Mac-native dialogs

When using OneDrive, you'll sometimes see dialogs that provide information or prompt action—for example, when deleting a file for the first time, you learn how deletions work in OneDrive. These task dialogs are now built with native Mac controls to better fit its look and feel.

Rollout

Starting today, we are rolling out this new experience to our Insiders audience with build 26.017. Once the new experience becomes accessible, OneDrive will upgrade automatically in the background. We welcome your feedback regarding this change. Please use the "Send Feedback" option in the OneDrive Activity Center to share your insights.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | February 2026

Rob_Nunez — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:12:52 GMT

Register today-OneDrive Office Hours | February 2026

Get ready for our next call

Our next call is Wednesday, February 18th, 2026, 8:00am - 9:00am PDT.

This month's special topic: "File-level Archive" with the Trent Green! We will have our product teams on call ready to answer your questions.

New way to register and watch on-demand!

We’re currently refreshing the OneDrive Office Hours landing page, so in the meantime, you can register for January, February, and March through the direct links below so you don't miss a beat!

Go to: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours to see upcoming session 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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

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Agents in OneDrive Now Generally Available: Your AI Assistant Built with Your Own Content

Rob_Nunez — Tue, 03 Feb 2026 18:33:24 GMT

If you’ve ever wished Copilot could remember the context of a project, understand the documents your team already relies on, or answer repeat questions without retracing your steps, Agents in OneDrive were built for you.

Rather than asking Copilot the same questions across individual files, you can now create an Agent that understands an entire set of documents, project plans, specs, meeting notes, research, or decks, and responds with answers grounded in your content.

What is an agent in OneDrive?

Think of an agent as a focused AI teammate built from your own files and folders. You choose the content, and the agent uses it to:

Answer questions across multiple documents at once
Summarize discussions, decisions, and key takeaways
Surface owners, deadlines, risks, and action items
Keep shared context intact as work evolves

Agents are saved directly in OneDrive as .agent files, just like a document or spreadsheet. Open one, and you’re dropped into a full-screen Copilot experience that stays centered on that specific project or topic.

See Agents in Action

The capabilities highlighted here are demonstrated in a video walkthrough featuring Mithuna Soundararaj, Akash Ravi, and Vesa Juvonen.

Creating an Agent in OneDrive

Getting started is simple and requires no special admin setup.

You’ll need OneDrive on the web and a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. From there, you can:

Select + Create or upload and choose Create an agent
Or select files and choose Create an agent from the toolbar or right‑click menu

Pick up to 20 files, name your agent, add optional instructions, and save. Your Agent immediately appears in OneDrive as a .agent file.

Agents in OneDrive are now generally available worldwide for OneDrive on the web. A Microsoft 365 Copilot license is required.

Where agents shine

Because agents stay tied to the content you select, they’re especially powerful for work that spans people, time, and files.

Project coordination

Get clarity fast without digging through folders:

“What decisions have we made so far?”
“What’s still open, and who owns it?”

Onboarding and knowledge transfer

Help teammates ramp up using the content that already exists:

“Explain how this team operates based on these docs.”
“Summarize how we ship new features.”

Meeting prep and follow-up

Keep momentum without re-reading notes:

“What did we agree to in recent reviews?”
“What risks keep coming up?”

Research and synthesis

Turn collections of material into insights:

“What themes show up across these reports?”
“What did we learn from this research?”

Instead of jumping between files, you keep the conversation in one place with context and history preserved per project.

Agents behave like any other file in OneDrive. You can search for them, filter by file type, open them, and update them as work progresses. As projects change, you can add or remove files or refine instructions, so your agent stays aligned with the latest information.

Sharing an agent is just as easy. Share it with teammates like a regular OneDrive file. As long as collaborators have access to the source documents, the agent can provide complete, grounded responses keeping everyone aligned without extra handoffs.

We’re excited to see how Agents in OneDrive fit into your daily work and your feedback directly informs what comes next.

Tell us how you’re using agents

Share your thoughts through your usual Microsoft feedback channels or in the comments.

What types of work are you using Agents for?
What insights surprised you?
What would make Agents even more valuable?

If you’d like to dive deeper or share guidance with your teams, explore these resources:

We’re excited for agents in OneDrive to become a natural part of how you organize information, stay aligned, and move work forward.

NOW ON DEMAND | OneDrive Office Hours | January 2026

Rob_Nunez — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:13:09 GMT

There’s no better way to start the new year than listening, learning, and taking action!

OneDrive Consumer Office Hours are back this January, creating 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.

Register today-OneDrive Office Hours | January 2026

Get ready for our next call

Our next call is Wednesday, January 21st, 2026, 8:00am - 9:00am PDT.

This month's special topic: "OneDrive (Personal) Updates" with the Eli Waalkes! We will have our product teams on call ready to answer your questions.

New way to register and watch on-demand!

We’re currently refreshing the OneDrive Office Hours landing page, so in the meantime, you can register for January, February, and March through the direct links below so you don't miss a beat!

Go to: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours to see upcoming session 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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

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OneDrive Office Hours | December 2025

Rob_Nunez — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:13:29 GMT

Join the OneDrive product team live each month on our monthly OneDrive Customer Office Hours to hear what's top of mind, get insights into roadmap updates, and dig into a special topic. Each call includes live Q&A where you'll have a chance to ask the OneDrive product team any question about OneDrive - The home of your files.

Register today-December 2025

Get ready for our next call

Our next call is Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025, 8:00am - 9:00am PDT.

This month's special topic: "Microsoft Ignite 2025: News, demos, and resources with the OneDrive team! We will have our product teams on call ready to answer your questions.

New way to register and watch on-demand!

We heard your feedback, and we now have a single destination for all of your Office Hours content. From registration, to watching our previous sessions, you can find it all on our new homepage:

Go to: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours to see upcoming session to register, and rewatch previous topics!
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.

You can ask questions and provide feedback in the event Comments below and we will do our best to address what we can during the call.

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OneDrive and SharePoint at Microsoft Ignite 2025: What to Expect

Rob_Nunez — Mon, 10 Nov 2025 16:30:00 GMT

Next week Microsoft Ignite 2025 (Nov. 18-21) lands in San Francisco’s Moscone Center for the first time! Bringing a wave of innovation that’s reshaping the industry for AI-driven content management, secure collaboration, and seamless digital experiences.

This is your guide to Ignite's "must see" OneDrive and SharePoint sessions. Take a moment to explore what excites you most and lock them into your schedule so you don’t miss a thing!

What: Learn more about Microsoft Ignite | Full session scheduler

Where: San Francisco, CA and online (free) - register now

When: November 18-21, 2025

Engage: With our channels to stay up to date with all the latest news for OneDrive and SharePoint

Be sure to grab some “social swag” and share across your channels using the official hashtag #MSIgnite.

Explore the session lineup

It all kicks off with Judson Althoff’s keynote on Tues, Nov 18 @9AM PST. Watch it live or catch the replay on-demand following the conference. Most sessions will be recorded and made available on-demand as soon as possible. We’ll keep this guide up to date throughout the conference.

Session lineup:

Breakout Sessions
Date/Time	ID	Title	Summary
11/18 @1PM	BRK1740	OneDrive: Fueling AI productivity across Microsoft 365	OneDrive has transformed from a file storage solution into a powerful, AI-driven content experience built for the modern workplace. In this session, explore how OneDrive is becoming the launchpad for productivity across Microsoft 365. We’ll unveil the latest innovations that put AI to work for you across sync, sharing, and all file interactions. Whether you're an IT administrator, end user, or knowledge worker, discover how OneDrive is evolving into the intelligent backbone of your digital workspace.
11/20 @8AM	BRK288	SharePoint: The knowledge platform for Copilot and agents	Curious how SharePoint powers Copilot and agent responses to be smarter, faster, and more relevant? Learn how SharePoint’s latest AI innovations—like the Knowledge Agent—transform it into an intelligent curator that automates content organization and enrichment. Built on the foundation of SharePoint agents, which remain your experts on site and library content, Knowledge Agent is your expert on all things SharePoint.
11/21 @9AM	BRK300	Copilot readiness & resiliency with Microsoft 365 Backup and Archive	In a world of growing data, Microsoft 365 Backup and Archive support business continuity, reduce storage costs, and improve Copilot relevancy. This session covers secure restore, low-cost long-term storage, real-world scenarios like deletion and ransomware, featured Partner solutions, and roadmap insights.
Theater Sessions
11/20 @3:30PM	THR767	Build Fast, Scale Smart: Supercharge Copilot with SharePoint Embedded	In just 15 minutes, discover how SharePoint Embedded is transforming the way developers build intelligent, secure, and scalable content apps for the Copilot era. This lightning session dives into how SharePoint Embedded acts as the content backbone for AI-powered experiences—giving you full control over storage, compliance, and access while seamlessly integrating with Microsoft Graph and Copilot.

In these sessions you’ll see how SharePoint and OneDrive deliver a unified, intelligent experience for managing and sharing content across Microsoft 365, keeping you ahead of the AI momentum.

Swing by our Expert Meetup booth

If you’re joining us in person, don’t miss the chance to connect with our product team, dive into hands-on OneDrive and SharePoint demos, and score some exclusive branded swag while you’re there!

Where to find us: Expert Meet Up Station

Look for: OneDrive and SharePoint Booth #2640

Located on: Level 0 at the Hub in Moscone South

Expand Your Ignite Schedule

Ready to dive deeper? There are many more sessions across the full spectrum of the Microsoft stack. So, make sure to explore the full session catalog and start selecting your list of favorites to create a personalized Ignite experience today.

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