Update OneDrive for Business file size limit to be competitive
Increase OneDrive for Business file size beyond the current cap of 15 GB/file.
OneDrive for Business needs to stay competitive.
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Matt
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Increase OneDrive for Business file size beyond the current cap of 15 GB/file.
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Paul
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Please increase the upload limit. The value of One Drive for Business for us is reduced considerably by this limitation.
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Anonymous
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Please increase the file size limit to the same level as google drive. I‘ve measurement datasets and binaries which are easily 100 GB or more.
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Anonymous
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Size limit needs to be extended in one drive
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M. Schwartz
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Please increase the size limit to something greater than 250 GB. Anything less makes OD4B useless for our purposes.
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Shad Hasan
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Please increase size, more people are moving to Dropbox due to these issue and I am afraid we might have to as well.
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Anonymous
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I wasn't upable to upload files over 15gb using the desktop sync client, but I WAS able to upload a 22gb file using the web portal. What gives, Microsoft? Please update your desktop sync client p!
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Anonymous
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I guess this limit is over. I was able to upload a single file with 41GB size.
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Anonymous
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I agree. Please increase.
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Anonymous
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Can't believe the limitation on file size. Primary purpose of using ODFB for our organization is simply limited.
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admin
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Please Increase file size limit for OneDrive Business .
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Shawn Fernandes
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OneDrive web ortal has an option to switch to classic OneDrive view on the bottom left of screen.
Once we enable OneDrive Classic view, we can then upload files greater than 15GB onto OneDrive Business account
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Rahul
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Go for One Drive Business Plan 2. That does not have the 15GB file limit. 15GB file limit is for Plan 1.
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Anonymous
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i wish i can still vote for this feature. 15GB is pretty small in today's standard.
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Dave
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Google allows up to 5 TB per file. I have a 1+TB personal account and I would like to store backups on my own drive account. Now I have to have my backup program split the backup files so I can upload them. Why? Why can't I just upload the 20-25 GB file without the extra steps. If I have 1 TB to use, there shouldn't be a limitation. Surely Microsoft servers can handle the uploads.
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Joey Jo Jo
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I agree the file size should be higher, especially since this is the exception rather than the rule. Just because you can upload a 30GB file doesn't mean everyone will start all of a sudden.
At the same time though, regarding the comment on uploading a 250GB+ file for 4K videos.... how functional is that to store on a cloud service in the first place? The time to upload/download files that large would be pretty excessive. In a sense its sounds like a case of "yeah its what i asked for, but not what i need" and maybe a different style solution is in order.
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Anonymous
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Yes I work in video, and 30 - 50 gb file size is normal. I guess I'll try dropbox instead.
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Mark Lynch
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Onedrive for Business has a storage allocation of 1TB.
Onedrive Personal has a storage allocation of 5GB.
Are you maybe confusing one for the other ?
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Guillermo A Castillo
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I work for a company that in addition to using Online Archives, sometimes users have PST attached. You can't sync that to Onedrive, because everytime something changes it needs to upload the whole file again, not just the changes. Also if the PST is bigger than 15gb then you are stuck with that. Need to back it up some other way.
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Günter
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OD4B has a size-limitation of 5 TB, should be enough.
