By default, the OneDrive Sync Client stores and syncs all the files in your OneDrive - Cedarville University folder with the Cloud. However, it's often convenient to store things in the default Documents, Desktop, and Pictures folders that are created for you automatically on your computer.
OneDrive can sync these folders, too! Follow the steps below to get started.
Note: OneDrive Backup is currently only supported using Windows 10.
Prerequisite: Install the OneDrive Sync Client
If you don't already have the OneDrive Sync client installed on your computer, you may need to install it. (Most University-provided PCs already have the OneDrive Sync client installed).
Please make sure that the OneDrive Sync Client is installed and running before proceeding.
Turn on OneDrive Backup
From the tasbar near the clock (Windows) or from the top bar (MacOS), click the OneDrive icon:
The OneDrive Sync Client menu will appear. Choose Settings.
In settings, under Sync and backup, select Manage Backup.
Toggle the buttons associated with the folders you wish to be included in the back up.
OneDrive will now begin syncing your Desktop, Documents, and Pictures directories. Any new files added to these locations will also be added to OneDrive.