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Teams can't load/open documents
- Sep 18, 2019
Jef_Michielsen check out this thread - it sounds like it might be applicable.
Iain Fielding If it is the same issue as you had, it seems like there could be something that has changed recently in the service that is causing this.
Hello Rob,
Thanks for the quick follow up.
- When open "files" of one of our channels, we get the message: "These files are no longer available - check to see if site is available and try again".
- We've got 6 different Teams. After checking just now it seems that this problem indeed only exists in one Team.The issue affects all users of this specific Team.
- The issue occurs in the Teams web app. The Teams desktop app doesn't work properly, because of compatibility problems with our server (so i've been told).
Jef_Michielsen check out this thread - it sounds like it might be applicable.
Iain Fielding If it is the same issue as you had, it seems like there could be something that has changed recently in the service that is causing this.
- Jef_MichielsenSep 18, 2019Copper Contributor
Hello Rob Ellis
Thanks again.
However, after checking if the problems mentioned we're similar to ours, I think what we're experiencing isn't quite the same. Foremost because we haven't changed our Team/Channel names.
I've now noticed that, despite the fact that all our files still exist on SharePoint, it's no longer possible to directly go from Teams to SharePoint when using the "Open in SharePoint" option given in the files-section of each channel.
It is as if, in lack of a better description, the "link" between Teams and SharePoint has been dissolved in this one Team of ours.
- Rob EllisSep 18, 2019Bronze ContributorIf you look in the SharePoint Documents library - do you see any folders created recently at the top level of the library, with names that match (or are similar to) the affected Teams channel names?
Is the issue affecting just a single channel?- Jef_MichielsenSep 18, 2019Copper Contributor
Rob Ellis
After checking, i found only a few folders in SharePoint that had resembling but empty folders. As suggested in the mentioned thread, i deleted the empty folders. However, i couldn't change the old folder names, as we have never changed them to begin with.Furthermore, the problem occurs in almost all channels (90 something) of one Team and i found only 5 or 6 empty folders resembling existing older folders.