More than that, I should 13,000+ files syncing (size of all my synced libraries) and it never changed. I got no context menu when I right-clicked. Let it run to see if that fixes your problem by then seeing if things start to sync. Hopefully it will, and you should choose repair. If it is running, either because you started it or it was already running, right-click on the systray icon and see if it brings up the context menu. You won’t see anything unless you look in systray again. If it is not running, go to the start menu (Windows 7 or 10) or look in Applications (Windows 8/8.1) and open OneDrive for Business. Open task manager and see if OneDrive for Business is running, or look in systray for the blue clooud icon indicating it is trying to sync. It may be coincidence that this showed up along with an upgrade to Windows 10, but the primary issues seem to be with Office 2013. If you had your OneDrive for Business library and/or other SharePoint libraries synced and then you upgraded from Office 2010/2013 to Office 2016, there is an excellent chance that syncing will stop. OneDrive for Business and/or SharePoint Libraries Synced
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