Microsoft OneDrive for Mac Older Download Links

Archive of official direct download links to the latest Microsoft OneDrive versions compatible with specific macOS releases.

Just like any other Microsoft products for Mac, they only support the last 3 versions of macOS available. So if you’re using older versions of macOS, chances are you won’t be able to install their latest software.

This rule also applies to Microsoft OneDrive.

In this post, I archived all final Microsoft OneDrive versions that are compatible with older macOS versions.

Is It Safe and Genuine?

That is a good question. Never trust anything you read on the internet, including my website.

The download links I provide here are official download links from Microsoft. They are genuine and safe to download.

I do not host the installers or use third-party servers. The files all come directly from Microsoft.

When you click the download links here, the download will come directly from Microsoft in one of these domains:

  • oneclient.sfx.ms, the official Microsoft domain for OneDrive downloads
  • microsoft.com and its subdomains (go.microsoft.com, download.microsoft.com, etc.), the official Microsoft domain

All you need to do is select and download the Visual Studio version from the available list.

Download Microsoft OneDrive for Older Mac

Below are the download links for Microsoft OneDrive for older macOS versions. All of them are official links directly from Microsoft, hosted on the oneclient.sfx.ms or microsoft.com domains, which are owned by Microsoft. I don’t host these files myself, and they are not from third-party providers, so you don’t need to worry about their authenticity.

Prevent OneDrive Auto Update

If for some reason you don’t want or can’t update your macOS version, it’s a good idea to keep the installed OneDrive at the current version, because future versions of OneDrive may not be compatible with your macOS version.

To do that, open the Terminal app, copy and paste each line of the command below into the terminal, and press Enter to execute.

chmod -x '/Applications/OneDrive.app/Contents/OneDrive Updater.app/Contents/MacOS/OneDriveUpdater'
chmod -x /Applications/OneDrive.app/Contents/StandaloneUpdater.app/Contents/MacOS/OneDriveStandaloneUpdater

The purpose of the above commands is to remove the execution permission of the automatically updated program, so the update program cannot be executed.

Final Thoughts

As usual, if you have any questions or a better method, leave a comment below. Thanks for reading, and see you next time!

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Disclaimer

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