Microsoft OneDrive

Pois, não alteraste nenhuma definição das pastas, apenas criaste uma "pública" onde partilhas os teus documentos para o "público", certo?

Por isso, não consigo perceber como algumas pessoas vêm as fotos que tenho alojadas no onedrive e supostamente em sítios diferentes também conseguem ver, ou não.
 
Onde? Nas definições o único visto que eu posso desabilitar é o de dos ficheiros em offline. Até já andei pelas definições do PC e não vi nada.
Desde já obrigado.

Edit: Eu tenho o Windows 8.1
 
Onde? Nas definições o único visto que eu posso desabilitar é o de dos ficheiros em offline. Até já andei pelas definições do PC e não vi nada.
Desde já obrigado.

Edit: Eu tenho o Windows 8.1

No ambiente de trabalho, área de notificação, tecla direita, definições. Deveria aparecer essa opção (estou a usar Windows 7, mas no 8.1 deve ser semelhante).

De qualquer maneira, podes ir à configuração do sistema (msconfig) e no separador iniciar/startup desactivar o OneDrive.
 
A Microsoft confirmou que está a remover o limite:
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“As we mentioned on our uservoice, we have started the work to increase the file size limit for all OneDrive accounts,” a Microsoft spokesperson told TNW. “We have started the process with a small number of customers and will continue to roll it out to our full customer base. We will have more to share on this update in the near future, stay tuned to the OneDrive blog.”

The uservoice thread in question is here, has 280 votes, and contains an explanation from Microsoft Group Program Manager Omar Shahine. “It’s not arbitrary,” Shahine says. “It’s simply an old limit that we’ve been working on removing for far too long now. The good news is that we are actively working on this.”
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http://thenextweb.com/microsoft/201...ives-file-size-limit-2gb-unspecified-maximum/
 
OneDrive now supports 10 GB files

Our goal with OneDrive is to provide a single place for you to store and share all the files in your life, regardless of their number or size. That’s why we’re excited to make it possible for you to store larger files, get them into OneDrive more quickly, and share them easily.

Larger file support
As the first step toward ensuring our customers have ample space, we recently increased our free storage plan to 15 GB and the storage for Office 365 customers to 1 TB. We also dropped the prices of all our storage plans.

As a follow up, we’re excited to announce that you can now upload files up to 10 GB using the desktop apps for Windows and Mac, all of the mobile apps, and the OneDrive website! We recognized that people not only have more files than they did before, but they have bigger files as well. This is a top feature request we’ve received and we’re excited to deliver it!

We’re also working on enabling this for our business customers and we’ll let you know when it’s available.

Faster syncing
As part of our push to continue improving the OneDrive desktop experience, we’ve increased the number of files that can be downloaded or uploaded at a given time on PCs and Macs. In internal tests, this parallel syncing netted an approximately threefold increase in syncing speed. Our performance enhancements have begun rolling out and will be available worldwide in the coming weeks.

Easier sharing straight from Windows Explorer
We are thrilled to deliver another top feature request that gives people who use Windows 7 and 8 the ability to quickly get links to content in their OneDrive folder without needing to go to the web. By simply right-clicking the item or items you’d like to share, you’ll see a “Share a OneDrive link” option that will create a sharing link and add it to your Clipboard. From there, you can paste it directly into an email, IM, or other message. This feature has begun rolling out to OneDrive on Windows 7 and 8 and will be available worldwide within a few weeks. We’ll update you as this becomes available on Windows 8.1 and Mac.



Folder uploads via OneDrive.com
While today’s announcements mostly feature improvements to the desktop experience, there’s one more popular feature request we received for the OneDrive website. We’re pleased to announce that today we’re releasing the ability for you to drag folders directly into OneDrive.com from browsers where folder dragging/dropping is supported (specifically Google Chrome).



We hope you are as excited by these improvements to OneDrive as we are. As always, please feel free to provide feedback on any features you’d love to see!
https://blog.onedrive.com/onedrive-now-supports-10-gb-files/
 
Boas. Com a passagem de 15 Gb para todas as contas, quem, como eu começou com uma conta de 7 GB e tendo adquirido 20GB não deveria ver o seu plafond atualizado? É que eu continuo com apenas os 7GB iniciais, mais os 20 GB comprados, mais 3 GB da ativação do upload da Câmara... Será que não tenho direito a mais 8 GB da actualização do plafond inicial da conta?
 
Quem usa o OneDrive com o Windows 8.1 tem tido algum problema ??
Já há um tempo que isto não tem estado a funcionar bem no meu PC, fica a bolinha azul de sincronização sempre ligada, mas não sincroniza nada, mesmo ficheiros muito pequenos não sincroniza. Fica a dizer a carregar e não sai dali, não carrega. Se for pelo browser já consigo colocar ficheiros no OneDrive pelo site. Já pesquisei por todo o lado e já não sei o que fazer com isto.
 
Muito Obrigado! Aparentemente está a funcionar bem :001:
Já tinha feito as duas ultimas linhas, que encontrei num site inglês e não tinha para colocar o shutdown, mas assim parece resultar.
 
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