- Open OneDrive and upload files - Microsoft Support
In OneDrive, select Add new, and then select Files upload if you are uploading files, or Folder upload if you are uploading a folder Select the files or folder you want to upload, and then select Open
- Upload photos and files to OneDrive - Microsoft Support
On the OneDrive website, sign in with your Microsoft account, and then browse to the location where you want to add the files Select Upload Select the files you want to upload, and then select Open
- Fix problems uploading files on the OneDrive website
In this article, you'll find solutions for some of the error messages you might see when you're uploading files on the OneDrive website Note: If you exceed your Microsoft storage, you won’t be able to upload, edit, or sync new files (such as Camera Roll) to your OneDrive Learn more
- Onedrive. How do I upload files from my computer to a folder . . .
The steps are as follows: 1 Sign in to OneDrive: Open the OneDrive website (onedrive com) and sign in with your Microsoft account 2 Access the shared folder: In the left navigation bar, click "Shared" to find the folder you are sharing Click on the shared folder to open it 3 Upload files:
- OneDrive - How to Upload Files and Share Them
This guide demonstrates how to upload files to OneDrive and share them with others You'll learn how to use both the web interface and desktop application for uploading files, and how to control sharing permissions when collaborating with colleagues
- How can I upload files to onedrive from a portable storage . . .
Considering that the file you need to upload is indeed larger than the local hard disk space on your computer, we recommend that you try to upload the file directly through OneDrive com You can open <OneDrive live com> in Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome and log in to your Microsoft account
- Cannot open upload files on Onedrive - Microsoft Q A
Currently, there are no widespread reports of this issue, and I’ve tested multiple accounts across Windows, Mac, and iPhone devices, confirming normal access This likely rules out a general server issue, though a temporary problem can’t be entirely dismissed
|