Windows 10: How can I Sync my full D and E Drive with OneDrive?

Dear Microsoft OneDrive Technical Support Team,We want to Sync our Full D and E Drive along with Desktop and my document with one drive. So could you please let me know that how can I have my D and E Drive with OneDrive sync.Waiting for your kind response.RegardsMd. Masud *** Email address is removed for privacy ***, Bangladesh

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Sync D Drive with OneDrive

I am using OneDrive to sync my files on my C drive and all is working fine. But I can not find a way to have my D drive connect to OneDrive. I would like my D drive to sync with OneDrive. Does anyone know how to get a D Drive to sync with OneDrive?

 

Sync folders with OneDrive on multiple drives

Hi folks,

I have multiple HDDs and have my default user folders (Music, Videos, Movies, Pictures) spread across them based on how I am managing things. I would like to have OneDrive point to different folders on different drives to sync but I can't figure out how
to make this happen.

Scenario:

• The root OneDrive folder is currently on E:.
• Music is currently on drive C:
• Videos is currently on E:
• Want both to sync with OneDrive

 

Moving Pictures to the D drive and syncing with Onedrive?

Howdy,

I have Documents, Pictures, etc sync with OneDrive and it has always worked just fine. I got a new laptop that has a 2nd hard drive in it and I want to move all my pictures over there since they almost fill up the primary drive on their own. I already had OneDrive syncing the folders in their standard locations and was getting an error when I tried to move Pictures to go to D:\Pictures.

I found an article from Microsoft that if it's been moved once (into the Onedrive normal location) it will give an error if you try to move it again and that I should reset where the folder points via the registry. I did that and it worked fine and I was able to "move" the Pictures location to D:\Pictures.

However, this seems to have broken the link between Pictures and the OneDrive Pictures that I already have. I turned on the built in Backup setting for Pictures but it only saw the empty local folder and didn't bring down the thousands of pictures I already have in OneDrive. Is there some way to manually tell OneDrive to link its Pictures folder with my Windows 'Pictures' folder/library now that it's been moved to D:\Pictures folder to get sync working again?

Hopefully that makes sense...
Thanks.