Can I Use Power Automate to Copy Files from One Personal OneDrive Account to Another Personal OneDrive Account

[DL777]

I created a Power Automate account and am trying to copy files from one personal OneDrive account (under Family Office 365 account) to another personal OneDrive account under the same family.  The Flow setup  fine and it allowed me to choose and log into the two personal OneDrive accounts but files would never copy.  I also was not able to see anything but root in the folder selection part of the wizard.  I am very unsure why it is not working since I was able to connect two personal accounts in the wizard.  If this is not allowed why would I be able to choose them.  Thanks for any help!

[Masa_]

@DL777 
I think there are three possible causes for it not to wo
1. Account type and action series do not match
2. There is a problem with user authentication.
3. There is a problem with the action (if you are using the output of the previous action)

The details and sample flow are as follows.
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1. Account type and action series do not match
There are two types of OneDrive actions, the series for Microsoft accounts (1) and the for Business series for Office 365 accounts (2), so use the action that matches the account type.

Perhaps the Family Office 365 account needs to take advantage of the for Business Series (2) actions.

 

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2. There is a problem with user authentication.
Make sure that the connected account does not have an alert icon on the main screen of the flow.

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3. There is a problem with the action.
Try testing with a simple flow, like the sample image I attached to this post.

I used google translate.
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[DamoBird365]

Hey @DL777 

To navigate beyond the root, click on the arrow and not the folder name.  

How have you written your flow?

You would need to "get file" from one drive (first connection)

and then "create file" on new one drive using content of file from above (second connection)

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Cheers,
Damien

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[DL777]

It seems like the answer is, this is not possible with personal accounts.  The template does not distinguish between account types which makes it very frustrating as one does not know what the issue is when it is in fact a licensing issue.  Thank you for your responses.  

FYI, I tried to navigate beyond root by clicking on the arrow but it does not bring up any results event though the accounts are successfully connected.