These FAQs are intended for users who are migrating from N: drive to OneDrive as part of Arts Computing Office’s migrating N: drives to OneDrive project. |
Yes. Please follow Steps 1, 3 and 4 in the OneDrive Migration article.
The copy script | The migration script |
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Yes, if a newer version of the file is on N:, it will overwrite the file on OneDrive.
Yes, you can run the copy script even after N: is unmapped.
If needed, your ACO primary contact can help you re-map your N: drive temporarily.
The faculty of Arts, St Paul’s University College will migrate during the Fall 2021 term. Please watch your email for information and instructions.
Follow the instructions here: How to migrate your N: Drive to OneDrive on managed Windows machines for the Faculty of Arts.
Two weeks after scripts are available to your department there will be a 'deadline'.
On this deadline the migration script will be run for you and you may be logged off after it runs. It is recommended you run the scripts before this deadline so that your work is not interrupted.
This migration script redirects Documents, Desktop, Pictures folders to OneDrive instead of N:.
Files on the N: drive should all be closed while you run the copy script.
You can continue to work with other files/applications (e.g. Email, Web brower, MS Teams) during the copy.
When running the second, migration script, it is a good idea to close all application as this step is quick and will log you off after it runs.
You only need to run the copy script on one computer.
The migration script should be run on all IST Managed Windows computers that you use.
Both people should run both the copy and migration script on the machine (one at a time).
Note that the second person to run the migration script, will not be automatically logged off after it is run.
OneNote notebooks will need to be manually closed before you run the copy script.
You will then want to manually re-open the notebooks you use, from OneDrive after you copy/migrate.
If you have N: drive files and will need to save files on OneDrive, consult your ACO primary contact to ensure you have an A1 or A3 Microsoft 365 license and are set up to use OneDrive.
Your ACO primary contact can provide access to a VDI you can use to copy your files.
Consult your ACO primary contact for assistance in configuring the settings in the application, to point to OneDrive (instead of N:).