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My advice would be to go with Upload only option as it will get the job done while keeping an offline copy on the phone.

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Download mirror will make an exact copy of cloud folder to a device.

Download then delete will download images from cloud to device and will delete it from the cloud folder.Download only to fetch the newly added images from cloud to a device.Upload mirror to make an exact copy of a device folder to the cloud.

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Upload then delete to erase the images from PC once they are uploaded.

Upload only for adding device folders to the cloud.

You can choose from the following options: Select the screenshot folder from the device storage and add a similar folder on OneDrive where all the screenshots should automatically get uploaded from now on.īefore finalizing the folder, the menu will ask you to choose the way you want them to be synced. In the example below, I have created a pair for ‘Screenshot’ folders in the app. The folder pair menu will ask you to choose the remote folder from OneDrive and a local folder from device to keep them in sync. To make a folder pair, head to Synced Folders and hit the ‘+’ icon. Set it up to view the three-tabbed UI highlighting Status, Sync History, and Synced Folders. When you launch the app, it will ask you to connect your OneDrive account to Autosync.

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I will walk you through the steps on how to create folder pairs, its functions, and setting options. And this where Autosync for OneDrive comes to the rescue.Īs the name suggests, Autosync lets you auto-sync a device folder to a cloud folder and vice versa. Similarly, you can’t move documents from a device folder to a given cloud folder. It's like it's a perma-ban if you remove that permission in OneDrive like I described.You won’t find the Twitter images landing in dedicated Twitter photo folder in OneDrive folder automatically. I've tried resetting, uninstalling the apps and a few factory resets. I had to wipe my device (S10+) and I actually liked how that Gallery/OneDrive integration worked. My problem is that I want to reconnect it. After that, logging back in to OneDrive now shows the classic "Camera Upload" settings.It should show a message "Your Microsoft and accounts were disconnected on another device, so you can't sync Gallery with OneDrive anymore." Open Samsung Gallery again and go to settings.Clear data and cache on Samsung Gallery and on the OneDrive app.Before you do that, read my problem below as that's where I'm stuck. head to and remove the "Samsung" permission.If you haven't found a solution to your problem yet, what solved that part for me was this: Resurrecting a dead thread to say that I came in here looking for a solution to my problem (which I'll describe in a bit) that started off like what you described with the "Can't Sync Data" error.

I will say I like Google Photos backups better than OneDrive. I do use iCloud backup for my iOS devices, but it gets little to no use right now b/c my iPhone is basically a glorified iPod touch while my sim is in my Note.

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I get it free with Prime, so I've been meaning to check it out. I've been thinking about trying Amazon photos. PS: not the OneDrive integration the original Samsung cloud photos.That's the rub. While sharing it still allows to create shared album so not an issue for me there as well. And the search on Google photos is so great I never had the need to make separate albums. Personally I stopped making albums long time back and let Google photos automatically create based on pictures. I do agree everyone's needs are different. Google photos, OneDrive, Amazon photos etc all work seamlessly on any any device/platform and one of the most important criteria for my scenario. PS: not the OneDrive integration the original Samsung cloud photos.Ĭan you use the Samsung cloud backup photos on any device/platform? Same reason I also don't use iCloud photos as my main on iOS devices. Can you use the Samsung cloud backup photos on any device/platform? Same reason I also don't use iCloud photos as my main on iOS devices. In fact I was a little surprised they hadn't shut my Outlook acct down for non-use. I hadn't used my Microsoft account in years until the OneDrive integration. It irks me to no end to open Google Photos and OneDrive and see all those backups without being in the albums I spend time making. I like how Samsung's back up kept the albums I make in the Gallery app, and it's just one login.