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Connect second computer's Desktop, Documents, Images with OneDrive
So I have successfully connected Computer A with OneDrive. The Documents, Desktop and Images folder of Computer A are being synched to the cloud. Now I'd like to connect my Computer B with that OneDr...
- 1. It's only Win11 that has that option
2. There are some other posts here covering your issue: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/onedrive-for-business/onedrive-backup-tab-missing-2-possible-solutions/m-p/3596665
MikeWWW Thank you for your reply.
1. Both computer are running Windows 10. For computer B, there are 4 OneDrive specific options in the context menu of the symbol in the explorer navigation pane: 1. Show online, 2. Settings, 3. Always keep on this device, 4. Free up space (may not correspond word by word to your equivalent words, as I translate it from German to English). Under none of these options is a sub-option "Manage backup" like under the Settings of computer A.
2. Both computers are my personal ones. Using my own domain, I pay for OneDrive for business, but I have not implemented any restrictions. I am really not understanding why it's not showing the "Manage backup" option in computer B. It should be the same.
1. It's only Win11 that has that option
2. There are some other posts here covering your issue: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/onedrive-for-business/onedrive-backup-tab-missing-2-possible-solutions/m-p/3596665
2. There are some other posts here covering your issue: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/onedrive-for-business/onedrive-backup-tab-missing-2-possible-solutions/m-p/3596665
Hi Mike,
That's a great advice! The change in the registry mentioned unter the link you provided, worked like a charm after restarting. The "Manage backup" tab is where it should be on computer B. The issue has been resolved.
Thanks a lot!
