Multiple OneDrives

Operating System ZimaOS
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Is it correct that zimaos only supports a connection to a single onedrive ?

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ZimaOS can connect to multiple onedrives.

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Thanks for the info. I’ll have another go !!

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could you please share how you managed to get multiple OneDrive accounts working in ZimaOS? Did you use separate sub-accounts, browser sessions, or some kind of workaround? I saw you mentioned it works, but I’d really appreciate a step-by-step or any tips you can share. Thanks!

Update:
It’s sorted, I figured it out.

For those who couldn’t find the solution: Just log in with the user in the Edge browser and then log in to ZimaOS. After that, you can add that user’s OneDrive account.

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while following your solution I still can’t add 2 onedrive

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You need to start a new session in the Microsoft Edge browser and sign in with the second account. Then, log in to ZimaOS in that browser. After that, simply click on Cloud OneDrive and sign in.

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Thank you for the precise answer, I had done this method but without success, anyway I wanted to increase the volume onedrive as a disc but apparently it is not possible

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I think there are two different things happening here.

  1. ZimaOS can connect multiple OneDrive accounts – Jerry (IceWhale team) already confirmed this earlier in the thread.
  2. But OneDrive does not let you “merge” or “expand” the storage of a single drive by adding another OneDrive.

So you can sign in with multiple Microsoft accounts and attach each OneDrive separately, but you cannot combine them into one larger volume. Each account shows up as its own mount.

The steps that usually work are:

1. Open Microsoft Edge > start a brand-new session / profile.
2. Log in with your second Microsoft account inside that fresh profile.
3. Then open ZimaOS in that same browser session and add the second OneDrive.

I suggest this because Edge profiles isolate cookies and prevent the first account from auto-signing in.
I believe this is the most reliable method people have used so far.
I think the confusion comes from trying to expand disk space rather than adding separate drives.

If the goal is simply more storage inside one pool, that part isn’t supported by OneDrive itself.