Windows 10: Multiple OneDrive folders

My C: drive is an SSD and D: is my rotating disk. D: is much larger than C:. Microsoft chose to put the OneDrive folder on C: by default and store pretty much all of my documents there. I've tried several times to get things set up so that my only OneDrive folder is on D: and its contents are synched with the cloud OneDrive, but with no success. At this point a lot of files are stored on my D: drive, but synch appears to be synching to the OneDrive file on my C: drive. I do not want to lose any files. How can I systematically get my C: drive OneDrive files onto D: and have everything synched to the cloud?

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Skydrive and OneDrive double folder

Hi, BerndCS,

If the files are the same in each, I'd uninstall SkyDrive and leave OneDrive installed.

You might also try the steps listed in this tutorial.

How to Fix Multiple Folders and Icons of OneDrive - Appuals.com

 

Syncing multiple folders to OneDrive

Hi Domingo,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand your concern. As you are facing issues regard to syncing multiple folders to OneDrive, we would suggest you to contact

Changes in OneDrive forum on Microsoft Community for support on OneDrive.





Regards.

 

OneDrive "only" folders on Windows Phone 8 vs OneDrive online.

Hi tribexx,

Thanks for following up with detailed steps.

After the "Saved pictures from SkyDrive" gets generated, you can find them from the OneDrive.

• Launch OneDrive from app list
• You will find the "Saved Pictures" from "files pivot" (root level) and/or under "Pictures" folder
• Tap into "Saved Pictures" from OneDrive app, you can (multiple) delete files or perform other operations from there. For multiple delete
  • Tap on "select"
  • Multiple selection of files you want to delete
  • Tap on delete
  • And confirm
  
  You can also try to use the "search" from app bar (at the bottom of screen) to search "Saved pictures". If you still cannot find the "Saved pictures", please let us know.
  
  Thank you.