You can click Show my files… in the wizard to open the synced library folder in File Explorer. Select Sync Now in the wizard to start syncing. The wizard automatically fills in the name and web address of the library. You will be presented with 'Documents' - current set of data you have stored in your OneDrive for Business location.Īt the prompt, click Sync Now to start the sync app wizard. Any changes made within your OneDrive for Business files on your computer will automatically be synced to your Office 365 account in the cloud. Once synced, you can access (and modify) these files via your computer. This process will allow you to sync your OneDrive for Business data from within your Office 365 account to your computer. Sync OneDrive for Business to my Computer Select the file(s) you want to save/export and copy them to your desired location on your computer.Run/Start OneDrive for Business desktop application.This assumes you have installed/configured this client. The file will be located within your download folder set within your browser settings. If you want to save the file to your computer, right-click on the file and select "Download" from the sub-menu. Use the associated application to save the file to the desired location on your computer. The file will either be downloaded (via your browser settings) or the file will be opened automatically. Find and click the file you want to save/export.
Select OneDrive for Business from the list of available apps.Įxplorer window will appear showing you all the files/folders you currently have stored in your OneDrive for Business storage.Open the app launcher tool in the top left of your Outlook on the web window as shown below.Note: Only one file can be saved/exported at a time. OneDrive for Business via Outlook on the web Sync OneDrive for Business to my Computer.OneDrive for Business via Desktop Sync Client.OneDrive for Business via Outlook on the web.This document describes how to access your data stored in your Office 365 OneDrive for Business account.
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