In File Explorer, locate the file you want to upload. Select the file, then on the toolbar, select the Cut option. In File Explorer, navigate to sync'd OneDrive or SharePoint folder where you want …

Sign into the SharePoint site you want to sync files and folders from. Select the library where your files and folders are. Then select Sync. Sign in to OneDrive to start syncing your files and …

When you share files and folders, you can decide whether to let people edit or just view them. You can see who a SharePoint file is shared with, and stop sharing SharePoint files or folders, or …

You can add a file to OneDrive or SharePoint by pasting it into a folder, as described in "Move or copy" above. You can also drag a file into a synced folder in File Explorer.

If your organization has a Microsoft 365 work or school subscription or uses SharePoint Server 2019 and Teams, you can sync your Microsoft SharePoint and Teams files to a folder on your …

Training: Sync files in Microsoft 365 or SharePoint document libraries so they’re always available on your computer even when you’re offline.

When you want to share files with a different team of people, or even give other teams ownership, you can move (or copy) files between OneDrive for work or school and a Microsoft SharePoint …

If you sync libraries on other sites, OneDrive creates folders for them using their library names, and places these folders in a folder name “SharePoint.” You can change the root path for …

See how to create and manage alerts to stay updated when SharePoint libraries, lists, documents, or items on your site change.

If something goes wrong with the connection between the folder and the library on the server, you can often fix the problem by stopping the current sync relationship, and Sync files with …