This is a free and simple tool that can be used to migrate content from SharePoint server or from a local or network file share, to Teams, OneDrive, or SharePoint. Now click on the OneDrive icon, and you should see the new UI.To set the stage, you may already be familiar with the Microsoft SharePoint Migration Tool.

The request for entry of values was successful on the part of ‘Editor click OK Registry.

When asked to continue as part of the ‘Registry Editor, click Yes.

At the request of User Account Control click Yes.

When asked to Open File – Security Warning, click Run.

Run / Open the file you just downloaded.

Download the registry file from the link.

It’s one click, but stay warned that you better be aware that its a registry change that may or may not mess up your PC. If it doesn’t work, you need to edit the registry using the file given below.

Run the installer you just downloaded and wait for the installation.Ĭlicking on the OneDrive you should see the new user interface.

Download the installer of the new client from this link.You first need to have the latest version of OneDrive, the. Download & Install the new OneDrive client Now before you go ahead, and do it, we aren’t taking any responsibility if something goes wrong. The new pop-up UI lists recent changes, gives you access to open the OneDrive folder on your PC, and link to settings.

You need to first install the leaked client, and then add a registry entry to get the new interface. Well its nothing to be very excited about as its …well very tiny. OneDrive Client is probably the better one compared to the universal app, and looks like Microsoft is adding a bit of UI improvement to it.

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