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Yesterday, while on my laptop, I deleted a folder from OneDrive. Today, while on my desktop, I noticed that the folder I deleted yesterday, while on my laptop, was still there, with all it's files.<br />
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I also added files to OneDrive yesterday, while on my laptop. I am on my desktop now and none of those files is present on my OneDrive.<br />
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As I understand it OneDrive is cloud storage, so if I add or remove something from it that change will show up no matter what device I use to access it. &nbsp;So why isn't this not happening?<br />
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Also, if I access OneDrive, on line, and click a folder that contains files nothing happens. But that's not consistent, some folders do open to reveal their files, some just don't. <br />
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I've checked the folders, from Explorer, that won't open on line, and they do, in fact, contain files, they just wont open.
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Yesterday, while on my laptop, I deleted a folder from OneDrive. Today, while on my desktop, I noticed that the folder I deleted yesterday, while on my laptop, was still there, with all it's files.

I also added files to OneDrive yesterday, while on my laptop. I am on my desktop now and none of those files is present on my OneDrive.

As I understand it OneDrive is cloud storage, so if I add or remove something from it that change will show up no matter what device I use to access it.  So why isn't this not happening?

Also, if I access OneDrive, on line, and click a folder that contains files nothing happens. But that's not consistent, some folders do open to reveal their files, some just don't. 

I've checked the folders, from Explorer, that won't open on line, and they do, in fact, contain files, they just wont open.

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