You’ll know if the sync is broken because the dark blue cloud icon in your system tray will have a red “x” on it. Maintaining that sync, however, is not as simple. SharePoint will then install the appropriate OneDrive for Business agent for your device, and download all the flies to your local machine and establish the ongoing sync.
Simply navigate to the appropriate location in SharePoint Online, and click the big Sync link at the top of the screen. It's relatively easy to synchronize a Document Library with your PC. I’ll also finish it up by telling you about two solutions Microsoft is working on to make the entire experience much more robust and enterprise-friendly. In this post, I’ll wrap up the subject by giving you some possible troubleshooting solutions for resolving (almost inevitable) sync issues. In my previous two articles, I’ve discussed how to use SharePoint as a decentralized File Server for your organization, how to access the files once they’re there, and some of the advantages and disadvantages of the various methods. **Check out this more recent post for updated help enabling the NEW Sharepoint Sync Client.
