A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
This command is incorrect so can't proceed.......cd %userprofile%\OneDrive
Is this your personal OneDrive or your work OneDrive? If the latter, the OneDrive folder name will be different.
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Is there any way of forcing OneDrive to sync? Let's say a user uploads a document on one client, and user 2 wants to access that document immediately on his client, but onedrive haven't synced that folder yet.
Is there a way to force a manual sync? Ideally with like a .bat file or something that i can pin to the taskbar that the user can just click to run just to speed up the process
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This command is incorrect so can't proceed.......cd %userprofile%\OneDrive
Is this your personal OneDrive or your work OneDrive? If the latter, the OneDrive folder name will be different.
This command is incorrect so can't proceed.......cd %userprofile%\OneDrive
re: the cmd option....
I get this as a return message:
'onedrive.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.
The folder nhiel listed is a sync folder not where the exe is located.
Try typing in this:
cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive
then type in "onedrive.exe /sync
if that doesn't work you need to find out where your onedrive is installed by hitting the windows key >>> type in onedrive >> select open file location >> right click on the highlighted file and select properties >> highlight everything in the target field minus the quotes then paste that after "cd" in the cmd window
This is a much better solution (pausing and resuming sync) - worked for me straight away! Thanks!