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In the comments below, has made some observations and workarounds to deal with these issues. While this has been working flawlessly for me, others have had problems when Onedrive.exe were updated.

The solusion were to disable the normal auto-start feature of OneDrive, and then install it as a service, and making sure the However, the OneDrive application is started when a user logs in, and in an automated build setup, this never happens. Sharepoint allows (if configured so) Lists and Libraries to be synchronized to a local folder by using the OneDrive application. When you install OneDrive with the /allusers switch, the binary installs in the Program Files folder so that all users can access it.īut all users on the Terminal Server users start their own instance of the binary and have their own synced files.For our automatic build setup, we needed to fetch some files off a Sharepoint Library. It’ located in the administrators appdata local folder. The reason for why the ordinary OneDrive for business does not work in Terminal Server is because the binary (.exe file) is installed for the administrator only. Now use the OneDrive app and not the OneDrive for Business app in the start menu and log in with your business Office365 account. Type ”change user /execute” and press enter to change the server to Application mode.ĩ. Wait until OneDrive have finished the install.Ĩ.

Type ”OneDriveSetup.exe /allusers” and press enter.ħ. In CMD, go to the folder where you’ve downloaded ”OneDriveSetup.exe”.Ħ. (more about the different modes further down on this page)ĥ. Change the server to install mode by typing ”change user /install” in the CMD prompt and then press enter. Download the latest version of OneDrive (the file should be named OneDriveSetup.exe) at Ĥ. Log on to the Terminal server as a domain administrator.Ģ.

One is simply named ”OneDrive” and the other one is named ”OneDrive for Business”.Īnd the one called ”OneDrive” will not start.ġ. The thing is if you install Office365 for example, it also installs OneDrive for Business.īUT…it only installs it for the administrator.Īnd if you look in the start menu there are two different OneDrive. So I had a client today that needed to have OneDrive for Business installed for their users on a Terminal Server.Īfter searching the web for a bit there was no clear instructions on how to do this.