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Your OneDrive sync client is now set up.

Any files you have already stored in OneDrive will be copied to this location.

A 'OneDrive – UW System Administration' (UWSA) or 'OneDrive – University of Wisconsin Shared Services' (UWSS) folder will be created under your Favorites in Windows Explorer.

It is asking permission to launch the OneDrive sync client on your computer. An External Protocol Request window may appear if you are using Google Chrome.Click the 'Sync' link on the top of the page.Click on the 'OneDrive' icon to open OneDrive.Contact the IT HelpDesk to have it installed if it is not already installed.

Verify that OneDrive is installed on your computer.

Instructions for Setting Up File Sync for Microsoft Windows 10

Setting up one drive