Hi, Folks!
Thank you very much for acknowledging this issue. I've been trying alternate approaches, like trying to use Google Drive, but haven't yet come up with a decent solution. If I were to guess, the fix for the problem might just boil down to a single volume-identifier* GUID somewhere in the registry. I'm anxiously awaiting the results of your testing, and sincerely appreciate your support!
Best Regards,
Mark
*: The thought is that OneDrive might use a GUID to see whether each execution is the same machine or not, and will delete files that suddenly appear without its knowledge of that machine. When it encounters different GUIDs (different machines), it'll treat them as normal additions to its sync. Anyway, just a thought.
Thank you very much for acknowledging this issue. I've been trying alternate approaches, like trying to use Google Drive, but haven't yet come up with a decent solution. If I were to guess, the fix for the problem might just boil down to a single volume-identifier* GUID somewhere in the registry. I'm anxiously awaiting the results of your testing, and sincerely appreciate your support!
Best Regards,
Mark
*: The thought is that OneDrive might use a GUID to see whether each execution is the same machine or not, and will delete files that suddenly appear without its knowledge of that machine. When it encounters different GUIDs (different machines), it'll treat them as normal additions to its sync. Anyway, just a thought.