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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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   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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   William Hilsum commented  ·  Feb 24, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   Any news here at all? This is ludicrous that you have gone so long without an update.

   The fact is, Onedrive syncing is just broken on large file counts - even some of our libraries with only 40k items suffer.

   Dropbox has high IO on mechanical drives, but, a NVME fixes things and it can run very well with a library of 900k files, and likewise, not seen any problem with Google Drive.

   The shocking thing is, Onedrive appears to work quite well on a Mac, but, it just seems that you can't get your act in order on Windows which makes no sense at all.

   In fact, I would go to say that third party apps that mount Onedrive as a network drive do the job "ok" and I would say that you really need to reintroduce this feature in a supported way as it is so much more reliable.

   We are on the verge of moving away from Onedrive and to Azure Files or back to a third party tool as we can't go on with this...

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