Allow me to choose what Photos from what folders are showen in the windows 10 Photo app and the in the all photos option in the app.

Than create than a button "Folders that contain images that are not show in all Photos"

I've moved several large folders two my OneDrive folder to have them synced across my machines. Unfortunately, OneDrive takes hours to just look for changes. It would be much more efficient if it would start uploading as soon as it found some new/changed files instead of waiting till it found them all.

It would be really nice to upload files or folders to onedrive by using right click in windows explorer.. once you click the option the option to select Onedrive account and folder to upload to can be shown..

This will alleviate some of the issues we are having uploading files in the "new" onedrive sync system..

this will truly be a great addition

At least bring back the OneDrive modern app to search OneDrive so we don't have to launch a browser each time. It makes no sense to tap OneDrive when searching, and it brings up the OneDrive folder with only the synced folders. It's confusing, and gets a user no closer to the non-synced files they're looking for.

Microsoft Office definitely should open local file mapped to OneDrive directly from Office Online.

When multiple users collaborates on one document and one of them opens Office document from local file system mapped to OneDrive instead of opening it from the web browser, OneDrive splits the document into 2 pieces. Computer name is added to the end of file name. This is good for general files, but unacceptable for Office documents.

We need

This idea is both for Windows Phone and Outlook.com.
Because I can't save to One Note directly from my WP that I'm constantly copying and pasting which is cumbersome and awkward. Also give us the ability to select where we want it saved in One Note.

Onedrive should be intelligent enough not to run sync operations when another high cpu or heavy network event is occurring. I'd even be fine if OneDrive could wake the PC out of sleep to sync to prevent clashing with another app. It should be more intelligent with the way it works IMO.

Currently only saved pictures and camera role are synced.
But whats about the favorites and also the album which is created from WhatsApp?

I actually like Onedrive on my personal computer, but want an option to completely uninstall the feature for our network. Disabling didn't work, and we don't want personal data / pictures / music taking up limited bandwidth. Since it's integrated into Win 8.x, we've had to drop back to an earlier edition to get rid of this.

A simple feature of displaying the upload / download speeds on the application without having to resource to the task manager would be a great addition.

Like "Facebook" has done with its application "Messenger", it would be interesting to provide an external mail tool for Yammer, which would help user to be more available and which would use Windows Phone notifications.

OneDrive in Windows 8.1 is perfect, we don't know why Microsoft stepped back from a great feature "Placeholder", in which by opening OneDrive from File Explorer (My Computer), we see only folders and files (Folders & Files actually won't eat HDD space) they just stay there assuring us that we can access them anytime, BUT in Windows 10 this feature became history! now we have to either make all files online (No place holders) or download onto our HDD which results in space eaters! "Placeholders" feature is great for us, just make it more AWESOME in Windows 10.

When using selective sync for a folder, you can sync all files in this folder or select EXISTING subfolders to sync (excluding others). However, if a new subfolder is created (e.g. from web), it is not syncrhonized because it was not included in the selective sync config.

An additional option "sync new subfolders" would allow sync every subfolder that is created after configuring selective sync. This is equivalent to an option to sync all subfolders but exclude those that are not selected.

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OneDrive for Business syncing from local drive to web: just "Too many sync errors" without pertinent suggestions or reasons, and my findings is it don't allow file or folder name containing special characters, e.g. % or # which are now allowed in Windows 7 or 8 and OneDrive for PERSONAL syncing from local drive to web