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We've moved some teachers over to Onedrive for their personal files and it seems to work well using the inbuilt Windows 10 client.

 

Has anyone with a shared desktop managed to create a shortcut on it to the users Onedrive files? Is there something like %OnedDrive% that you can use similar to %appdata% in a shortcut?

 

A google isnt turning up much....

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if you have left the defaults you can probably create a shortcut to something like c:\users\%username%\onedrive but i havnt tried it and im doing that off the top of my head so the path might be wrong but it does create a folder in their userprofile
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Thanks that helped me get to the solution, I ended up using this and it seems to work so far:

 

%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\OneDrive\OneDrive.exe

 

That pops up with their files in an explorer box! Very cool, no more mapped drives!!

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Also %OneDrive% should work.

 

For the couple of schools I am at, we redirected folders we wanted synced to the OneDrive folder.

 

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/how-do-you-do/216456-microsoft-onedrive-365-a.html

 

Hi - quick one hopefully, we are using the silently migrate thing and all works ok, but looked at a similar style to this before as an alternative for some niche case users. With "Update" on the Folders in user preferences I am getting duplicate folders in the userprofile location (it doesn't really seem to matter as the OneDrive ones are getting picked up.) Is this also happening for you ?

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I am getting duplicate folders in the userprofile location (it doesn't really seem to matter as the OneDrive ones are getting picked up.) Is this also happening for you ?

 

Looking at a few laptops I have applied this to, yes, the folders do seem to exist on those I have checked. The content in them is blank though, this might be due to the fact they have previously logged in and then the redirect has taken place.

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