Urgent: OneDrive Storage Discrepancy – Backend Audit Request
I’m the global admin and sole owner of the Microsoft 365 tenant for mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons. My OneDrive usage has jumped from 276 GB to nearly 1 TB in under 30 days, yet my visible files total only ~66.5 GB on my PC and in my web OneDrive. I’ve: Emptied the recycle bin Deleted version history Verified no shared libraries or backups Confirmed that local and cloud file views match Despite this, the Admin Center shows 0.9 TB used, and I’m unable to open a service request. The Support Assistant bot is the only option available, and it does not escalate to a live agent. I need a backend audit to identify any hidden, orphaned, or misreported data inflating my quota. Please escalate this to a support engineer who can investigate the issue.
Email Storage Not Updating
I deleted some items so that my Microsoft storage would be under 5GB (it's at 3.8 GB according to OneDrive), but I still can't receive emails because Outlook thinks I'm still at 5.6 GB/5 GB even though I'm actually at 3.8 (the bar doesn't reach the end). It's been three days since I deleted the files. What should I do?
Change Storage warning notification in bulk for all sites
Hi all, We received a question from our client that they want to get a notification when one of the sites reaches the 80% full mark on a SharePoint site. We have enabled the manual option in SharePoint admin center. There are around 1000 sites in the tenant. But not all have the notification on, or on the same level. The percentage varies with the site. Between 80% and 95%. Is there a way I can edit this in bulk for all sites within the tenant? So every site sends a notification when they hit 80% of total storage? I have searched but can only find PowerShell scripts that increase the storage quota.
