OneDrive Sync Status for Windows 11 and newer Windows 10

Go to the Windows 10 Additional Config if it applies to you

How to use it:

• Download the latest release (32 or 64 bits)
• Make sure ODSyncUtil.exe and Get-ODStatus are in the same folder (otherwise you need inform the path with parameter -ExePath)
• Run ./Get-ODStatus.ps1
• Examples 1:

.\Get-ODStatus.ps1

SyncRootId         : OneDrive!S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000!Business1|10935082bea94993a9037f7a6709947e
CurrentState       : 0
CurrentStateString : Synced
Sid                : S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000
UserName           : CONTOSO\rviana
ServiceName        : Business1
FolderPath         : C:\Users\rviana.CONTOSO\OneDrive - Contoso
Label              : OneDrive
IconUri            : file:///C:/Users/rviana/AppData/Local/Microsoft/OneDrive/24.017.0123.0001/images/lightTheme/CloudIconSynced.svg
isQuotaAvailable   : True
TotalQuota         : 5497558138880
UsedQuota          : 74059110815
QuotaLabel         : 69.0 GB used of 5 TB (1%)
IconColorA         : 255
IconColorR         : 0
IconColorG         : 95
IconColorB         : 184

SyncRootId         : OneDrive!S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000!Personal|B7C3EE2A336CFE2E!125
CurrentState       : 0
CurrentStateString : Synced
Sid                : S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000
UserName           : CONTOSO\rviana
ServiceName        : Personal
FolderPath         : C:\Users\rviana.CONTOSO\OneDrive
Label              : OneDrive
IconUri            : file:///C:/Users/rviana/AppData/Local/Microsoft/OneDrive/24.017.0123.0001/images/lightTheme/CloudIconSynced.svg
isQuotaAvailable   : True
TotalQuota         : 1166083620864
UsedQuota          : 293453640500
QuotaLabel         : 273.3 GB used of 1 TB (25%)
IconColorA         : 255
IconColorR         : 0
IconColorG         : 95
IconColorB         : 184

• Example 2 (.exe in another folder):

  
  .\Get-ODStatus.ps1 -ExePath d:\tools

SyncRootId : OneDrive!S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000!Business1|10935082bea94993a9037f7a6709947e CurrentState : 0 Sid : S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000 UserName : CONTOSO\rviana ServiceName : Business1 Label : OneDrive IconUri : file:///C:/Users/rviana/AppData/Local/Microsoft/OneDrive/24.017.0123.0001/images/lightTheme/CloudIconSynced.svg isQuotaAvailable : True TotalQuota : 5497558138880 UsedQuota : 74059110815 QuotaLabel : 69.0 GB used of 5 TB (1%) IconColorA : 255 IconColorR : 0 IconColorG : 95 IconColorB : 184

SyncRootId : OneDrive!S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000!Personal|B7C3EE2A336CFE2E!125 CurrentState : 0 Sid : S-1-12-1-11700000-12300000-1832875930-630280000 UserName : CONTOSO\rviana ServiceName : Personal Label : OneDrive IconUri : file:///C:/Users/rviana/AppData/Local/Microsoft/OneDrive/24.017.0123.0001/images/lightTheme/CloudIconSynced.svg isQuotaAvailable : True TotalQuota : 1166083620864 UsedQuota : 293453640500 QuotaLabel : 273.3 GB used of 1 TB (25%) IconColorA : 255 IconColorR : 0 IconColorG : 95 IconColorB : 184

## Update

- As requested by user @aakash-shah, I have added the status string to the output. The status string is the human-readable version of the status.
- In this same request, I added the local path to the output. This is useful when you have multiple OneDrive accounts and you want to know which one is being reported.
- There is now a DLL version that is usefull if you want to use it in your own application. The DLL is located in the Binaries folder.
- There is a PowerShell version that is a wrapper around the DLL. The DLL is located in the Binaries folder.
- Prefer to use the PowerShell version that call the .EXE (Get-ODStatus.ps1)
- You don't need the DLL and .EXE at the same time. You can choose one or another with its appropriate PowerShell script.

## Troubleshooting

```ODSyncUtil.exe``` can be called directly and it accepts parameters that can help troubleshoot the application.

Usage: ODSyncUtil [options] -h Show this help message -s Save the output to file (unicode little-endian by default) -d Debug the application -q Ignore quota information (avoid crash situations)

Example: save the output to a file and show debugging steps:

ODSyncUtil.exe -s output.txt -d

If you want to open an issue, please copy and paste the output of ```ODSyncUtil.exe -d``` - feel free to obfuscate SIDs

### Issue 1: IStorageProvider is not available 0x80004002

**Symptom:**

You see the information below when running ```ODSyncUtil``` -d:

CoCreateInstance Storage Provider for OneDrive: 0x80004002

**Cause:**

Your Windows version does not include IStorageProviderStatusUISourceFactory registration

**Solution:**

1. Upgrade Windows 11 to the newest version (preferred)
2. If not possible to update follow steps in *"Windows 10 Additional Configuration (Don't come here if you are using it on Windows 11)"* even if you are running Windows 11

## Windows 10 Additional Configuration (Don't come here if you are using it on Windows 11)

- Windows 10 version only works on Windows 10 64-bit (no 32-bit version for now)
- Windows 10 requires the installation of a Proxy / Stub for the StorageProvider for OneDrive

### Steps

1. Download [OneDriveFlyoutPS.dll](https://github.com/rodneyviana/ODSyncService/blob/master/Binaries/Beta/OneDriveFlyoutPS.dll)
2. Unblock the DLL ( Right Click | Properties... | Unblock )
3. Register the DLL using: regsvr32 and take note of the download folder. It is necessary to run this in the **command prompt as ADMINISTRATOR** or you will get access denied. The command below is using c:\temp as the folder where ``OneDriveFlyoutPS.dll`` is locatedPlease adjust it accordingly
```batch
regsvr32 /i c:\temp\OneDriveFlyoutPS.dll

4. You will see a pop-up saying that it could not find the registration code, you can ignore it, as the proxy has no code only the COM proxy/stub (don't install it on Windows 11 as the COM is registered there)
5. Now you can run the 64-bit version of the util
6. If you want to uninstall the proxy/stub, run this in Administrator mode:

   regsvr32 /u c:\temp\OneDriveFlyoutPS.dll