"Refresh OneDrive" - Righ click Mouse option to prioritize File/Folder update Problem: I have several files changed during the week in o
Problem: I have several files changed during the week in one computer. During the weekend I use a different computer, but I want to work on a specific file/folder, but I have to wait OneDrive to update all different files before it gets to the file I want to use on that moment.
This reduces my productivity drastically.
IDEA: Microsoft implement an Refresh button (Right_click where my file should be updated -> Refresh Onedrive). So, this action would prioritize Onedrive to download/upload the files at this folder. And keep the rest of the update for later.
Thank you!
Felipe Maion
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Kelly Walsh
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Please add this feature, at my work we have a communications PC and a development PC so I'm constantly switching between them, and would really love a way to force OneDrive to sync
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marwerno
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Similar feature here:
https://onedrive.uservoice.com/forums/913522-onedrive-on-windows/suggestions/6802608-allow-priority-settings-for-files-being-uploaded
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吳銘軒 commented
Similar suggestion here, please vote it too! https://onedrive.uservoice.com/forums/913522-onedrive-on-windows/suggestions/33410407-right-clik-sync-now
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Tony I
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I have the same issue. I just created a word document saved it on my PC and about 30 min later I needed it on my desktop and the new document was not on the one drive. It would be great if the user can refresh a folder and get the files synced with in the folder
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Tederi
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That would be a lifesaver, given that OneDrive breaks for no reason and needs to be reset all too often. And this has been going on for years now. Will have to go back to DropBox after all.
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Anonymous
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The lack of this makes using OneDrive quite painful, if you need to swap PCs / Devices frequently.
USB drive still better in this respect, which defeats the point and other services have this simple feature. Come on MS.
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Anonymous
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Please!!!
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Lara Dargham
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Hard to believe this problem is still around. Is there some kind of work around at least?
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Hugh Johnson
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Being able to prioritise the order folders are synced in would be really useful. I want my docs to update first then the GBs of photos to sync later. The way things are I'd probably be better off moving either my docs or images to a competitor's service.
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shary flenniken
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Yeah. Carbonite is faster at getting files uploaded. Microsoft coders... time to wake up.
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Matt M
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How does OneDrive even order the files when uploading or downloading?
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John Oswald
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Has there been any answer to this query? How much input is required? It is essential, but left to its own devices, seems to only happen sporadically.
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Susanne Currie
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I take pictures on my phone for work. The reason why I have OneDrive is so that I no longer need to "plug in" my phone to my computer in order to transfer the pictures. At some time, all pictures will be synced to my computer. However, I would like a way to force a sync as soon as I want to work with the pictures.
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Lee
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Absolutely essential. I have to move files to a USB device in order to work on them on another computer because for some reason syncing isn't always working as expected
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Eelco
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YES! I'm currently syncing a large amount of holiday videos. However, I'd like to prioritize everything else because I don't need them right now, unlike other documents.
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Greg Ensbey
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Super important feature required asap
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Satya
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This option would be great to have! I am suffering due to the lack of the same.
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Anonymous
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Windows updated and onedrive reset all my files, and I'm having to download everything again, about 300GB of file, without this feature, if I re-occur I'll cancel the plan, I'm a graphic designer and this will complicate my whole week of service.
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Anonymous
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I need this option ASAP!!
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Neil
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As a photographer using OneDrive for large photo libraries while travelling, this is crucial, especially when I am in a place with slow internet. A photo shoot is easily 100+ GB of raw images, but when I want to show a client some previews those files get sent to the end of the line behind all the huge originals.
