Troubleshooting KB Article - Template
Problem: Missing shared folder(s) in OneDrive
Example: Missing Documents - IT Department Share
Symptoms: User is informed that should see and have access to a folder in their OneDrive and it is not there.
Solutions:
Confirm User has necessary group(s) assigned in AD and/or Office.com.
- If they are proceed to step 3. If not, assign the group to them in AD if possible. The group may only be in Office.com and must be added there.
- Once the User has the group they need, pull up the SharePoint group.
- Once you have the SharePoint Admin site up, you need to go to Active Sites and scroll down to the group's site. You then will right-click on the URL link and choose Copy Link.
- This site will need to be opened on the User's computer. Once it is open you will need to check to see if the site has a subsite. This is very rare but it is best to double check. Go down to Site Contents and then look for the Subsite tab. Once you locate the data/folder they need, the following steps are the same for the main site or subsite.
- Once on the correct site, go down to Documents and then click on Add shortcut to OneDrive.
Outcome: After OneDrive completes it sync, the missing folder should be in your OneDrive.