Skydrive has lost files
I really wanted to trust it. A week or so ago I was working on a PowerShell script saved inside my SkyDrive Pro 'drive'. I returned today to work on it and it's gone. I have 2 different apps - the PowerShell ISE and SSMS both showing it in recent files - both unable 'to find' it. I have a couple other workstation - all at the same 8.1 level - all using the same 'Live' account and Office365.
Win8.1 - Office 365 - have been running the MSDN version of 8.1 since it's release -about a month- so the recent update is not coming into play.
Would very much like to see logs of Skydrive interactions - also like to see a utility to autobacks SD files in a non-delete fashion.
ADDENDUM: Some clarification on the SkyDrive folder in question. The missing file is from the Win8.1 native SkyDrive folder - not Office365's SkyDrive Pro. As far as I know there's no other interface on this folder - it's bound to a local path what would be the same on any workstation I use from my 'Microsoft' account. The lexical hoops we have to deal with is going to become a problem in this newly clouded world.
thx
onedrive
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I really wanted to trust it. A week or so ago I was working on a PowerShell script saved inside my SkyDrive Pro 'drive'. I returned today to work on it and it's gone. I have 2 different apps - the PowerShell ISE and SSMS both showing it in recent files - both unable 'to find' it. I have a couple other workstation - all at the same 8.1 level - all using the same 'Live' account and Office365.
Win8.1 - Office 365 - have been running the MSDN version of 8.1 since it's release -about a month- so the recent update is not coming into play.
Would very much like to see logs of Skydrive interactions - also like to see a utility to autobacks SD files in a non-delete fashion.
ADDENDUM: Some clarification on the SkyDrive folder in question. The missing file is from the Win8.1 native SkyDrive folder - not Office365's SkyDrive Pro. As far as I know there's no other interface on this folder - it's bound to a local path what would be the same on any workstation I use from my 'Microsoft' account. The lexical hoops we have to deal with is going to become a problem in this newly clouded world.
thx
onedrive
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
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Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54
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I really wanted to trust it. A week or so ago I was working on a PowerShell script saved inside my SkyDrive Pro 'drive'. I returned today to work on it and it's gone. I have 2 different apps - the PowerShell ISE and SSMS both showing it in recent files - both unable 'to find' it. I have a couple other workstation - all at the same 8.1 level - all using the same 'Live' account and Office365.
Win8.1 - Office 365 - have been running the MSDN version of 8.1 since it's release -about a month- so the recent update is not coming into play.
Would very much like to see logs of Skydrive interactions - also like to see a utility to autobacks SD files in a non-delete fashion.
ADDENDUM: Some clarification on the SkyDrive folder in question. The missing file is from the Win8.1 native SkyDrive folder - not Office365's SkyDrive Pro. As far as I know there's no other interface on this folder - it's bound to a local path what would be the same on any workstation I use from my 'Microsoft' account. The lexical hoops we have to deal with is going to become a problem in this newly clouded world.
thx
onedrive
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
I really wanted to trust it. A week or so ago I was working on a PowerShell script saved inside my SkyDrive Pro 'drive'. I returned today to work on it and it's gone. I have 2 different apps - the PowerShell ISE and SSMS both showing it in recent files - both unable 'to find' it. I have a couple other workstation - all at the same 8.1 level - all using the same 'Live' account and Office365.
Win8.1 - Office 365 - have been running the MSDN version of 8.1 since it's release -about a month- so the recent update is not coming into play.
Would very much like to see logs of Skydrive interactions - also like to see a utility to autobacks SD files in a non-delete fashion.
ADDENDUM: Some clarification on the SkyDrive folder in question. The missing file is from the Win8.1 native SkyDrive folder - not Office365's SkyDrive Pro. As far as I know there's no other interface on this folder - it's bound to a local path what would be the same on any workstation I use from my 'Microsoft' account. The lexical hoops we have to deal with is going to become a problem in this newly clouded world.
thx
onedrive
onedrive
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
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asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
edited Oct 20 '13 at 11:02
justSteve
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
asked Oct 20 '13 at 6:20
justStevejustSteve
7142919
7142919
2
Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54
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Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54
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Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54
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Can look in the SkyDrive recycle bin.
Not sure about the Office365 which provides SkyDrive Pro. The regular accessed through https://skydrive.live.com/ has the recycle bin in the lower left as shown below.
Not very familiar with SkyDrive Pro which is actually a form of Sharepoint behind the scenes which by default blocks various file types. See: Types of files that cannot be added to a list or library Still for Sharepoint Online it doesn't block the various PowerShell script file types.
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Can look in the SkyDrive recycle bin.
Not sure about the Office365 which provides SkyDrive Pro. The regular accessed through https://skydrive.live.com/ has the recycle bin in the lower left as shown below.
Not very familiar with SkyDrive Pro which is actually a form of Sharepoint behind the scenes which by default blocks various file types. See: Types of files that cannot be added to a list or library Still for Sharepoint Online it doesn't block the various PowerShell script file types.
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Can look in the SkyDrive recycle bin.
Not sure about the Office365 which provides SkyDrive Pro. The regular accessed through https://skydrive.live.com/ has the recycle bin in the lower left as shown below.
Not very familiar with SkyDrive Pro which is actually a form of Sharepoint behind the scenes which by default blocks various file types. See: Types of files that cannot be added to a list or library Still for Sharepoint Online it doesn't block the various PowerShell script file types.
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Can look in the SkyDrive recycle bin.
Not sure about the Office365 which provides SkyDrive Pro. The regular accessed through https://skydrive.live.com/ has the recycle bin in the lower left as shown below.
Not very familiar with SkyDrive Pro which is actually a form of Sharepoint behind the scenes which by default blocks various file types. See: Types of files that cannot be added to a list or library Still for Sharepoint Online it doesn't block the various PowerShell script file types.
answered Oct 20 '13 at 13:34
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Can look in the SkyDrive recycle bin.
Not sure about the Office365 which provides SkyDrive Pro. The regular accessed through https://skydrive.live.com/ has the recycle bin in the lower left as shown below.
Not very familiar with SkyDrive Pro which is actually a form of Sharepoint behind the scenes which by default blocks various file types. See: Types of files that cannot be added to a list or library Still for Sharepoint Online it doesn't block the various PowerShell script file types.
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Check your Skydrive recycle bin - on the Skydrive web page it's in the lower left corner.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 8:37
Not seeing that on my Office365 (sm biz prem) SkyDrive - the left panel shows 'Recent Files'; a toggle link to More or Few; at the very left lower corner is 'Use Office OnDemand'.
– justSteve
Oct 20 '13 at 10:45
Note your screenshot shows both SkyDrive Pro and SkyDrive which are different things.
– Brian
Oct 20 '13 at 13:54