More information. This problem occurs after the OneDrive for work or school Documents folder for the default library is renamed by using File Explorer. The navigational pointers for OneDrive reference the root folder, Documents. Therefore, renaming the Documents folder changes the navigation redirects to the OneDrive site.

Click the View Attachments button (the paperclip icon) to open the Attachments dialog box. In the dialog box, click Add. The Choose File dialog box appears. Use the Look in list to navigate to the file that you want to attach, and then click Open.

Upload files. Select Upload. Note: In Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, select Upload > Files. Select the file or files you want to upload. Select Open. Note: You can also upload files by opening File Explorer, selecting the files you want to upload, and dragging them to OneDrive for work or school.

Add a shared folder to your OneDrive. Sign in to OneDrive on your browser with your Microsoft personal account. On the left navigation pane, under OneDrive, select Shared. Files and folders that you can add to your OneDrive are marked Can edit. Locate the folder you want to add, select the circle in the folder's tile, and then select Add ...

Use the Share dialog box. Follow the same steps described above for share a document or folder, but type Everyone in the Invite People box. Create a “Shared with Everyone” folder (or one with a similar name) and place documents in that folder as you create them. To create a folder, click Files > New Folder. You can share the folder with ...

Apply a label in OneDrive or SharePoint. Select the item. In the upper-right corner, select Open the details pane. Under Apply label, select Choose a label to open the list of options. Select the appropriate retention label for your document. (To learn about the differences between the labels, you can point at each one to see a description of ...

Rename a document, folder, or link in a document library. Open the document library and hover over the file you want to rename. Click the ellipses ( ...) to the right of the item name, and then click Rename. In the Rename dialog, type the new name into the field, and then click Save.

In any Office app, select File > Open > This PC, and then find Work Folders on your PC (its default location is C:\Users\user name\Work Folders, where user name is your Windows user name).. To make it even easier to find these files, add Work Folders to the list of file locations in the Open and Save as menus. Open an Office app, and select File > Open > Add a Place > Work Folders.

In the Folder Pane, right-click the public folder to set permissions, and then click Properties. Note: If you can't see Public Folders in the Folder Pane, press Ctrl+6. On the Permissions tab, under Permissions, choose a permissions level from the list. Permissions descend from Owner, with all the rights, to Contributor, with the fewest rights.

If you're prompted to back up your important folders (Desktop, and Documents), select the prompt to start the folder backup wizard. Click the OneDrive cloud icon up in your Menu bar, click the three dots to open the menu, and select Preferences. Go to the Backup tab. Select Manage Back up.