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1. Improve the feature of synchronizing more than 100,000 items on a stable basis for OneDrive.

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   45 comments  ·  OneDrive on Windows » Desktop (Sync, Files On-Demand)  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   working on it  ·  AdminGaia Carini (OneDrive PM Manager, Microsoft) responded

   We are working on changes to improve the experience when syncing large file collections.

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   Michael Stockwell commented  ·  Jul 9, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   Large file libraries are a nightmare! My place of employment is moving its network storage into the cloud, and my computer is CONSTANTLY using large amounts of CPU usage. If I reboot the PC, it takes HOURS for the indexes to rebuild. I see "processing changes" constantly on the taskbar icon. It just doesnt work well for syncing large sets of data. I have 2 very large libraries that I have to maintain full access to. One is 148GB, with 33,552 files and 1,858 folders. The other is 365GB, with 529,150 files and 45,624 folders. These libraries bring my workstation laptop (i7-9850H, 48GB of RAM, and Quadro T2000 graphics) to its knees. Please fix!

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   Michael Stockwell supported this idea  ·  Jul 9, 2020