You may want to create a temporary admin without MFA for this purpose.įor this script to work, you’ll need to install the following PowerShell Modules: SharePoint Online Management Shell This script doesn’t work with multifactor authentication on the admin account. This script will make a note of these files and export a list of them to c:\temp\largefiles.txt in case you want to move them manually. If your connection is slow, and you’re moving large files you might want to leave this running on a cloud hosted server.Ī limitation of this PowerShell module is that it can’t send files larger than 250MB to SharePoint. It downloads the files before uploading them to the other user’s OneDrive. If your departing user has tens of thousands of files, and time is not on your side, you may want to use another method. The bad news is, there are a few things you’ll need to consider before you use it: Things to keep in mindĮach file or folder takes at least a second or two to process. The below script makes it relatively easy to copy a user’s entire OneDrive directory into a subfolder in another user’s OneDrive. The good news is, we can do this with PowerShell.
This can be a laborious process, requiring you to log into the departing users OneDrive and downloading, transferring or sharing their data manually. Transfer all OneDrive files to another user via PowerShellĭuring the offboarding of an Office 365 user, you may be required to make a copy of their OneDrive files or transfer ownership of the files to someone else.
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