* Once complete conversation about this topic, kindly Mark and Vote any replies to benefit others reading this thread. George - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here. Generally, the last released build version will run more stable, I would like to suggest you use the last released build.įor your reference: OneDrive release notes If the process gets stuck, you can try to reset OneDrive, then check again.Īlso, according to your OneDrive version, it is a Rolling out version, not the last released build. (see screenshot below) If you are not currently signed in to OneDrive with your Microsoft account, the Files On-Demand settings will not be available.
#FILES ON DEMAND ONE DRIVE SETTING DOWNLOAD#
Press Command + Space to launch Spotlight and type Terminal, then we double-clicked it and typed the command below:ĭefaults write FilesOnDemandEnabled -bool falseĪfter that, the setting should not be enabled.įor “I am still getting gray clouds with the down arrow within subfolders and waiting minutes for files to show up”, since you have 600GB+ data, I think it will take some time to download all data to local again. 2 In the Settings tab, check the Save space and download files as you use them box under Files On-Demand, and click/tap on OK. You can set the command FilesOnDemandEnabled key to false. Sorry for the inconvenience that happened to you.įor disabling the File On-Demand feature, since you can’t find this option in the OneDrive client, I would like to suggest you view the FilesOnDemandEnabled part in this reference. How do I get all of the files back on my computer and just keep using OneDrive as a backup client, rather than a "cloud document storage that only downloads files when Microsoft thinks I want them" service? If my internet went out today, I would have no way to access my files. How do I get all of my files to download again? I have selected the root folders and selected "always keep on this device" but I am still getting gray clouds with the down arrow within subfolders and waiting minutes for files to show up. How can I disable Files On Demand? The checkbox option is no longer present to prevent this service from being enabled.
I upgraded to OS 12.1 a few weeks ago, no issue until now. I did not approve this and I did not make any change that I'm aware of. Sometime within the last day or so or, OneDrive decided to make all of my files "online only". I have (or had) 600GB+ of data stored locally on an iMac, thousands of subfolders, documents, etc. OneDrive has moved all of my files into the cloud.
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