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This article will help you map your current home drive and migrate your contents of the home drive to OneDrive

This article is a one stop shop for questions around how to use OneDrive and the migration from HomeDrives to OneDrive. Use this guide to answer any questions you may have and links to the follow up KB articles for in depth guides.

As we transition from Home Drive (Network Drive) to Onedrive and removing permissions to the older Home Drive, we may run into some issues with previous links being broken within out Microsoft 365 applications. This will help resolving the issue.

After you have gone through the migration of the recycle bin, you will experience an error message from the recycle bin for Windows machines. This is because we have severed the link for folder redirections for Documents, Pictures, & Videos. This error message can show up quite often, sometimes every minute.

This guide will help you manage access and sharing from OneDrive

This article helps you restore backups for files via Microsoft versioning. When you have made a mistake on a file or folder, you can restore back to a previous date or make a copy of the file/folder.

This article details how you connect to your current home drive, how to sign into OneDrive, and how to move files between home drive and OneDrive

This article helps you navigate the many awesome options within OneDrive on the web. You can manage any and all files from multiple sources. Sources can be personal Onedrive, shared from you and others, Teams files, media like screen shots. This is a one stop shop for OneDrive on the web.

This guide provides an overview of managing file permissions and sharing in OneDrive and Microsoft Teams, including how to grant, modify, and remove access for individuals or groups. It highlights key differences between platforms and offers best practices to maintain security, minimize risk, and support collaborative work across departments.

This guide helps users transition from older storage solutions by identifying, organizing, and archiving files based on their relevance, compliance needs, and duplication status. It provides best practices for preparing, migrating, and maintaining archived data using Microsoft 365 tools like SharePoint and OneDrive.

This step-by-step guide helps users prepare for file migration by locating current files, checking access permissions, categorizing data, and cleaning up redundant or outdated content. It emphasizes setting up a clear folder structure, backing up important files, and testing the migration process to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

This step-by-step guide outlines how to effectively archive old data by categorizing files, cleaning up and organizing them, and migrating them to secure storage locations like OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint. It emphasizes compliance, efficiency, and long-term accessibility while discouraging the use of third-party cloud services.

Colorado School of Mines is transitioning from traditional network drives (Z, Y, I drives) to modern cloud-based storage solutions like OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint to enhance collaboration, security, and accessibility. This migration will provide scalable, secure, and efficient file storage, with IT support and resources available to assist users throughout the process.

Microsoft OneDrive, integrated within Microsoft Teams, offers a secure and efficient way to store, organize, and collaborate on files from any device. It simplifies file sharing, version control, and access management while eliminating the need to track down files on personal devices. With Mines IT moving away from the Z Drive, OneDrive is a recommended solution for modern file management.

This guide will help you sync files and fodlers from MS Teams/Channels to your personal OneDrive. This will help with a more moderan approach to accessing files from Microsoft Teams.