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212 TopicsOneDrive Office Hours | April 2026
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! 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. 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. 😎 Register and join live: aka.ms/OneDriveOfficeHours.197Views0likes0CommentsOneDrive at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference 2026
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.192Views0likes0CommentsOneDrive on Mac gets Liquid Glass with an All-New Activity Center
OneDrive on macOS is getting a fully redesigned Activity Center, built from scratch in SwiftUI with Liquid Glass support on macOS 26. This is part of a broader investment in making OneDrive feel native on Mac.4.3KViews3likes4CommentsOneDrive Photos Restyle with AI-now rolling out on mobile and web
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. 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. 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.1.3KViews1like0CommentsOneDrive for Mac Now Supports Removable Drives
Earlier this year, we announced support for several improvements to OneDrive for Mac, including support for external, non-removable drives. We’ve heard feedback about the differences between “non-removable” and removable drives, and wanting the flexibility to sync OneDrive to any external drive—no matter the type. Now, with OneDrive version 25.127 or later, you can seamlessly sync your OneDrive files to any external drive, including removable ones. Syncing to a removable drive works just like any other drive, except that if you unplug your drive, OneDrive will stop syncing and show an error. You’ll need to plug your drive back in and restart OneDrive to resume syncing. There’s a short grace period between when a drive gets disconnected and when OneDrive shows an error to handle drives that sporadically disconnect. There are a few requirements your system must meet to use this feature: You’ll need version 25.127 or later of OneDrive. You also need to be running macOS 15.0 or later. The drive you select must meet the following requirements: Formatted for APFS Protected by FileVault (see below for instructions) Not read-only, a network drive, or marked as quarantined by macOS. Just like before, you'll need to manually set up a new sync relationship on the new drive. Sync settings won't transfer automatically. You cannot use OneDrive by moving your external drive between Macs; you must set up OneDrive again on each new Mac with the external drive. To protect a drive with FileVault: Format the drive for case-insensitive APFS, if it is not already. Find the drive in the Finder. Option/right click the drive and choose Encrypt. Follow the prompts. That’s it! We’d love to hear your feedback about this change! The best way to do that is to click on the OneDrive icon in the macOS Menu bar (near the clock), click the gear icon, and choose Send Feedback. You can also leave a comment here. We read them all, even if we can’t reply to them all.7.4KViews8likes57CommentsOneDrive Office Hours | March 2026
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.314Views0likes0CommentsOneDrive Sync Up Episode 22: File Archive with Trent Green
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: aka.ms/SyncUp Apple Podcasts Spotify RSS 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!551Views0likes5CommentsOneDrive Office Hours | February 2026
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.293Views0likes0CommentsOneDrive Office Hours | January 2026
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.665Views0likes7Comments