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However, the permissions errors will be appeared when the data is transferred to iCloud. Thank you for your reply and provide more specific information.Īs you mentioned that if you navigate to the very same files in the OneDrive folder I see in Finder, they open without problem. If I go to OneDrive via web browser and select a folder to download, the operation is blocked if the folder is larger than 100GB. When I use Finder, the permissions get stripped. So, taking iCloud out of this, let's simply assume I want to download ALL of my OneDrive content (560GB) to my local 1TB drive - how do I do so and not have these permissions problems on files created with older versions of office. But, if I navigate to the very same files in the OneDrive folder I see in Finder, they open without problem.
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If I use the Mac Finder to drag, drop files, permissions data is being lost and I cannot open Older versions of Office files (Word, Excel, PPoint) due to permissions errors. I want to copy ALL of my information to iCloud. To clarify, I have been using Office 365 for 4 years and have almost 600GB of data in OneDrive. * Once complete conversation about this topic, kindly Mark and Vote any replies to benefit others reading this thread. Tin * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here. Thank you for your understanding and wish you all the best.
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In this way, the OneDrive will start downloading all of your files and you can manually move them to your other folders/flash drivers as you wished.Īt the same time, for the support you have encountered before, if you wish, you can also share the ticket number with us in the Private Message, and we will report this problem internally.
Please use OneDrive sync client to sync your files to your Mac, and use CTRL+A to select all the files > Right Click > Select “Always keep on this device”. So, we also want to confirm with you whether you are doing this from the client folder.įor large files or huge amount of files, we do not recommend downloading your files from the OneDrive web page. When you drag or copy and paste files in this folder to local location, it will not cause the file to fail to open, vice versa. In our test, when you use the OneDrive client, a new folder will be created locally. However, we believe that this recommendation is not accurate. Meanwhile, the MS support agent mentioned that you can only do the downloads via web browser. Just want to make sure that we are on the same page, is this issue occurring when you copy files from iCloud to Local desktop or it’s occurring to the files stored in OneDrive? And after drag and drop the data using Finder, some of Office files cannot open, as well as you cannot copy and paste these files with an error message. I find that further ironic since to classify this as a OneDrive question, I had to first select the category of Microsoft 365 and Office!īased on your description, we understand that you want to move your data from iCloud to OneDrive. I was also perturbed when the tech reps informed me that while I had live support for Office 365 (which I largely subscribed to for the 1TB of storage it offered), this they say is a OneDrive issue which is "free" and only offers email support. Taking iCloud out of this, I have a Mac and plenty of storage - how do I get all of my content from OneDrive downloaded to my local drive?
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The problem there is that you can't download more that 100GB at a time since the process insists on putting things into a zip file. They say copy paste or using Finder causes the problem I have encountered, but can offer no documentation to explain this.
I've tried to copy/paste individual files to my local drive and the same thing happens.Īfter 2 hours in chat / phone sessions with MS Support, they tell me that I can only do the downloads via web browser. Unfortunately, when I try and open specific Office files, I get error messages saying I don't have proper file permissions. I copied it all once using Finder with a standard drag and drop. I recently moved to a Mac and have huge amounts of storage in iCloud so I want to ultimately move all of my data (580GB) over to that platform.
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