Option 1: Disable sync at the library level If you want to generally allow synchronization in your environment, but restrict specific libraries from being synchronized, you can disable sync locally, for a given document library. Here is how to do this: Navigate to the library where you want to disable sync, then click Gear Icon > Library Settings Click on Advanced Read More
Category: Teams / SharePoint
How to Change the Default File Opener in Teams
If you’d rather change the default setting for yourself so that a single left-click opens in the desktop app always, there are two places you can change your file opening preference – a file’s open menu or your Teams settings. Note: Desktop/app will only be available as an option if you have Office version 16 Read More
How to Manage Apps Requests for Microsoft Teams
The apps that are blocked in your organization may affect user productivity and collaboration. Users can’t use blocked apps but view such apps and their information in the Teams store, and request approval from admins. After you evaluate the request, you may choose to allow an app or dismiss the request. This functionality provides you Read More
How to Create a Library in SharePoint Online for Office Templates
An organization assets library is a document library that you designate for storing images & logos for use in your company. These images can be used in modern web parts added to SharePoint pages. This adds the obvious benefit of a central location for the storage of corporate media. You can have up to 30 Read More
How to Restore a Deleted SharePoint Site
Deleted SharePoint sites are retained for 93 days. After 93 days, sites and all their content and settings are permanently deleted, including lists, libraries, pages, and any subsites. Note If you need to retain content for a minimum period of time to comply with industry regulations or internal policies, you can create a retention policy Read More
How to Restore Deleted Items From a SharePoint Site
When you delete items (including OneDrive files) from a SharePoint site, they’re sent to the site Recycle Bin (also called the first-stage Recycle Bin), where you can restore them if you need to. When you delete items from a site Recycle Bin, they’re sent to the site collection Recycle Bin (also called the second-stage Recycle Read More