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Hello , MathiasSsenabulya
Thank you very much for your detailed description of the problem.
You are a very good user,you carefully discovered and described the whole picture of the problem in detail. I want to explain to you that the "OneDrive storage capacity is not upgraded to 1TB after sharing Microsoft 365 Home subscription with others" you described above is a hot issue that has appeared recently. We have received feedback from users around the world who have encountered this problem. The issue is still under investigation.
In a similar thread, users mentioned that the storage space typically refreshes a few hours after turning off the renewal of the Microsoft 365 subscription. (If you are a member of a shared Microsoft 365 Family account, you might want to contact the primary subscriber. Typically, if the primary subscriber disables auto-renewal, the storage space for other members may be reset.)
- 🔖Reference-<Member of Microsoft 365 Family license doesn't have 1TB storage in - Microsoft Community>
- 🔖Reference-<Turn recurring billing on or off for a Microsoft subscription - Microsoft Support>
Alternatively, you can try the following steps, which might help update your OneDrive quota. Part of users have successfully resolved the issue of their OneDrive quota not updating using this method:
- First log in to https://onedrive.live.com/
- Delete at least 150MB of files and update the storage quota to remove the limit.
- Refresh the browser. You may need to wait at least 10 minutes for the storage to update.
- After the quota is updated, return to the Recycle Bin to recover the deleted items.
▲ I will continue to track the issue for you in this `thread and share the latest progress on the issue with you as soon as possible.
Best regards,
Chandy.L | Microsoft Community Support Specialist