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This is the trick I learned from Mike Smith. The detection and remediation scripts are the same, the script is smart enough to detect if it is running in detection or remediation mode. Option 2: Restore OneDrive for Business files from your computerРІР‚в„ўs Recycle Bin. The only difference with LAPS config is that the script should run in user context:

To use it, follow the steps in my previous article using proactive remediations (LAPS). You can find the Proactive Remediation script on Gitlab: This can be adjusted to your local needs easily. When Paused or Disabled are detected, there is no remediation as this is not technically an error but something the user manually set. However, there is no remediation option, so I am sharing a framework based on previous work in Proactive Remediations that can report on the Onedrive client status and trigger a remediation, which looks like this:Р”В¬urrently, the only remediation method is to restart the Onedrive client, but the script is easily adjusted for additional remediation actions or conditions the community deems useful. Folder by itself will only end up in РІР‚СљonlineРІР‚Сњ Recycle Bin (from where it can be restored).With the introduction of Onedrive Sync Heath in the Office portal, we have a much improved view on sync errors of our users. So if you delete a folder with the files inside, the files will end up in both РІР‚СљonlineРІР‚Сњ and computer Recycle Bins (and can be restored from either location).

Deleted folders do not end up in the Computer Recycle Bin, just the files.

I expect the same functionality for SharePoint as well down the road Moreover, this trick does not work with SharePoint just yet (since it uses an old sync client for now). If you are using an old generation client, this will not work.

You have to use the New Generation Sync Client for this to work.

You have to sync your OneDrive for Business to your desktop (if you donРІР‚в„ўt sync files using OneDrive for Business Client, this technique wonРІР‚в„ўt work).

Restore files from the computerРІР‚в„ўs Recycle Bin by dragging them out of the Recycle Bin or by right-clicking on the files and choosing RestoreР”В¬ouple of very important notes related to that second option.

Click on Recycle Bin on your computer desktop.

So it is just like restoring your regular computer files!

If you are using OneDrive for Business sync client, you can also go to your computerРІР‚в„ўs Recycle Bin and restore files from there as well. Option 2: Restore OneDrive for Business files from your computerРІР‚в„ўs Recycle Bin

Choose the file(s) or folder(s) you need to restore, then click Restore Selection.

You can restore your deleted OneDrive files same way you would restore SharePoint files:

#PREVIOUS ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS SYNC CLIENT HOW TO#

How to restore OneDrive for Business files Option 1: Restore OneDrive for Business files from Online Recycle BinР”В®ssentially this is the same technique I described in my previous post. And while SharePoint Recycle Bin works very similarly to OneDrive Recycle Bin, there is one cool thing that is different. He mentionedР’В itР’В in response to my other post on SharePoint Recycle Bin. I never thought trash would get so much attention!Р’В I learned the trick from SharePoint guru, Mike Smith. To be precise, on how to restore OneDrive for Business files from the Recycle Bin. It is on a very exciting topic of Recycle Bins. But I am super excited to share this little trick I learned just recently. I wish I had all the time to share all the cool little tricks with you. With SharePoint, you never stop learning! I learn something new every single day.

Previous onedrive for business sync client