You can now open File Explorer, and in the navigation pane on the left side, you should see a new SharePoint sync icon, and your desired sync folder from your Teams channel appear beneath it:.If you have not signed into OneDrive yet, you will get prompted to sign in, proceed to do so with your OSU email address and password. OneDrive may briefly appear to set the configuration of your Teams folder sync.You may get prompted to select the Launcher for OneDrive links, depending on your web browser this dialog may look slightly different, but your desired outcome is the same – you want to pick “Microsoft OneDrive” as the default application to open the “grvopen” links:.Select the option in the pop-up dialog to “Sync Now”:.In the SharePoint site, click on the “Sync” button in the toolbar:.Once the web browser opens and sends you to SharePoint web page, proceed to log in to access the SharePoint storage site for your Teams channel.Select the "Files" tab and click on the "3 dots" (more options) button in the toolbar to select "Open in SharePoint" option.Firstly, open your Microsoft Teams app, then go to your Teams channel where you wish to access the files from.It is critical that my users be able to add my folder to their OneDrive and have it appear within File Explorer and appreciate any ideas you may have.Here is an easy and straight-forward method to map your Microsoft Teams channels' "Files" section into File Explorer for easy and direct access to your shared files using the Microsoft OneDrive app. I even sent the link to my personal account - cleared my cache and had the same issue.
I have shared new folders today and got the same result - so it is not an issue with that particular folder. Today, when I tried the same thing with several other users, they could not add the folder to their OneDrive.
However, if I sent the link to a specific person, that person could add the folder to their OneDrive. I tried sharing yesterday by sending the link, I ran into the same issue. This goes against what I understand OneDrive edit rights. I have granted the user full editing rights - but when they see the sub-folders and files in their browser they are unable to delete files. When the user receives my share invitation, they are able to view my OneDrive via their browser - but there is no option to add it to their OneDrive. The end goal is for that user to be able to see my shared folder in their File Explorer. I have OneDrive for Business and am attempting to share a folder with another user. I am about to pull out my hair and I am hoping someone can assist.
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