increase the file upload limit
Please increase the file upload limit from 15GB! With ever increasing file sizes from the media workflow, especially with 4K content, the 15GB limit can be quite a bummer at times!
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This change has been fully rolled out to 100%. The new limit is 100GB. We recommend testing using the Desktop client.
207 comments
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Bader
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I can't share with my friends a file onedrive >.<
It says
"This item can't be opened right now"
"The person sharing it has exceeded their sharing limit. Please try again later."
I sent it to a group, now I feel so embarrassed that none in that group can download my files -
Steve Owens
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100GB is a decent start, but Google Drive has a 5TB size limit. I created a user voice request to match Google’s 5tb file size limit.
Please vote here:
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Anonymous
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Since you’ve already delayed the rollout by a year, why not increase the limit by another 100gb - you know, as a peace offering?
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Anonymous
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I am now able to upload larger than 15GB! Thanks!
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Reginald Adams
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Here we are, nearly 2 months later from when the "Admin" last responded with no new information. What's the confidence level this thing is launching in June still? I simply don't understand why it takes such a long time from when this was announced last year until present - certainly things don't move that slowly over there...
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baer
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I recently bought 3 onedrive business accounts (OneDrive for Business (Plan 2)) and now i have 5 accounts. The promise that in June the maximum file size will be increased from 15 to 100 GB was the main reason to decide against AWS. Now I'm standing here and can't upload larger files until the end of the year, which is very disappointing.
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WangMat
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Admin responded on April 3, 2020. Today (as of writing this) is May 25, 2020. Still nothing. Look forward to the end of Q2. Nice pic Admin
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Reese
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We were attempting to migrate from Dropbox to SharePoint/OneDrive as a company. However, we frequently get backups provided from companies that are larger than 15GB. I just started researching this issue today when my 17GB zip file failed to upload. Back to Dropbox it is...
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David R
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Randy's comment mentions Q3 2020 but the official O365 roadmap mentions June 2020. Customer Service also provided me June 2020 - that's much more manageable but I'm concerned with the conflicting information...this feature hasn't been managed well at all by their project managers.
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Gustavo De Marco
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Allow upload and sincronize files biger than 15 Gb. I need to copy a backup file of 90 Gb
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Anonymous
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What's the likelihood that this feature gets bumped again? It's happened 3x already.
I've lost confidence in this product and am working with my leadership to move to Gsuite. Less expensive, unlimited data (no submitting a ticket after 5TB like with O365) and much more respectible file size limit.
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David Allen
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My 2TB Google drive supports unlimited file size. How is a 15GB limit that has been complained about since 2017 still a thing on OneDrive? Maybe it's time to move our company over to Google's services instead.
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Anonymous
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Now that differential sync is enabled across all file types for OneDrive and OneDrive for Business, will this be rolling out sooner?
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Ariel
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Any updates on this? Need to upload files bigger than 15 GB
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Apiwat S
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Still not avialable
I thinks this not okay that you have storage 1 TB but each files size limit is only 15 GB :( -
Kent Calero
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We need you Randy!
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Kent Calero
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We really need this now, everyone is prioritizing moving to cloud and this is a big issue for many vertical. Please reconsider prioitizing and enabling now!
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Angela Patterson Overby
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User friendly
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Digory
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Man I have a heap of content I wanted to push up to my one drive - but now i have to wait even longer!
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Anonymous
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Wow... just wow with the further delay of this feature that was supposed to be rolled out Nov 2019.
