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Syncing OneDrive
Updated onArticleOneDrive is a file storage service that allows users to sync, share, and access files from multiple locations. The version used by BYU-Idaho, called OneDrive for Business, offers one terabyte (TB) of online storage space that can be accessed from multiple devices, from any location, and on any browser. To learn more about accessing OneDrive, see the Accessing OneDrive article.
Software / Microsoft Software / OneDrive
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OneDrive FAQs
Updated onArticle- OneDrive is free online personal storage that you get with either a Microsoft account or with Outlook.com.
- OneDrive for Business is online storage intended for business purposes.
- Your OneDrive for Business account is managed by your organization, rather than by you.
- Additionally, your OneDrive for Business account can only be accessed with your BYU-Idaho credentials. You must have authorization to do so.
Software / Microsoft Software / OneDrive
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Creating, Uploading, Saving, & Sharing Files & Folders on OneDrive
Updated onArticleOneDrive is a file storage service that can store up to one terabyte (TB) of data online. It has several features and capacities that every OneDrive user should know so OneDrive can be used to its fullest extent. Make sure you are connected to OneDrive before you start exploring.
Software / Microsoft Software / OneDrive
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Setting Up Your OneDrive Account
Updated onArticleOneDrive is a file storage service that allows users to sync, share, and access files from multiple locations. The version used by BYU-Idaho, called OneDrive for Business, offers one terabyte (TB) of online storage space that can be accessed from multiple devices, from any location, and on any browser. To learn more about accessing OneDrive, see the Accessing OneDrive article.
Software / Microsoft Software / OneDrive
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Accessing OneDrive
Updated onArticleOnce you have set up your OneDrive account (see “Setting Up Your OneDrive Account”), follow these steps to access OneDrive from any of the following methods:
- From a Windows Desktop
- From a Mac
- From Your BYU-Idaho Email on the Web
- From a Browser
- From the Mobile App
- From a Link
Software / Microsoft Software / OneDrive
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Moving Zoom Recordings from the Zoom Cloud to My Media
Updated onArticleThis guide shows how to move Zoom recordings that are stored in the Zoom Cloud to My Media. All recordings in the Zoom Cloud preceding August 1st, 2021 will soon be purged from the Zoom Cloud to preserve space. If you have any recordings you would like to keep for academic or personal purposes, these will need to be manually moved to the video.byui.edu site, also known as My Media.
Please select the guide appropriate for you below according to whether you are non-faculty or a student.
Software / BYU-Idaho Software / Zoom
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Connecting to Wi-Fi on a Mobile Device
Updated onArticleYou do not have to waste valuable data on campus! Connect your phone to the campus Wi-Fi so you can automatically join the wireless network whenever you are within range.
Wi-Fi & Security / Wi-Fi & Security / Connecting & Forgetting Wi-Fi
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Clear Cookies and Cache
Updated onArticleIf you are experiencing sluggish web applications or abnormally long loading times, you may need to clear your cookies and cache. Listed below are links to different sources on how to do this depending on the browser you are using.
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Edge
- Firefox(Make sure to check the "Cookies" boxes in each step as well)
Wi-Fi & Security / Wi-Fi & Security / Other Wi-Fi issues
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Accessing McGraw-Hill Ebook
Updated onArticleYou can access your McGraw-Hill Ebook via your I-Learn course.
Software / BYU-Idaho Software / McGraw-Hill
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Installing Windows on a Mac using Bootcamp
Updated onArticleBootcamp is a download that allows Windows-based programs to run on a Mac. You can use this article to learn how to install Bootcamp on your Mac
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