OneDrive is cloud-based storage location available through Office 365Microsoft365 to students, faculty, and staff. Users can save all types of files and photos and any file type (.doc .jpeg .pdf, etc.) and access them anywhere on any device connected to the internet. Documents can be shared and edited simultaneously using Office Online products.
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After graduation you will lose access to your Microsoft account, and by extension your OneDrive. For faculty, access after leaving the University varies depending on circumstance. Regardless, we recommend you move any important files from your Microsoft account to a different source before leaving the University. |
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Your computer is connected to your OneDrive account during the OneDrive App’s installation process.
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When students, faculty, and staff graduate or separate from UConn, they lose access to their OneDrive files. Users will be notified of their account deletion timeline through email and should be sure to download any data they wish to keep. |
Connect your computer to OneDrive
The OneDrive App connects your computer to the OneDrive cloud. This app is used for both OneDrive and SharePoint files.
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If you are using a university computer or have bought a Windows 10/11 computer, OneDrive is already installed. |
If the OneDrive App is not installed on your computer, you may follow a guide below to install it.
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There is no official OneDrive client application for Linux computers. For instructions on setting up OneDrive on Linux see Setting up OneDrive on Linux. |
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