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Something Went Wrong - OneDrive Sharing file and folder
Hi Suraj_Sukumaran,
Based on the screenshots you provided, this looks to be an issue that occurs when you have too many items with unique permissions in the same site. You can read more about the limits here.
Generally we recommend either moving content into separate site collections to reduce the number of unique permissions or look for other ways to group files together (say, in a single folder that is shared) instead of sharing the files individually.
Hope that helps!
Stephen RiceSenior Program Manager, OneDrive
I tried OneDrive (for Business) today for the first time and I'm also getting "Something went wrong". Technical Details: {"status":-1,"code":"NoConnection"}
I doubt it is a problem with too many items with unique permissions in my case - I have a grand total of 2 folders (the built-in Notebooks folder and the test folder I just created), and one item in the main OneDrive folder and one test item in the test folder.
When I right-click on the test folder and choose the OneDrive share option, after about 2 seconds I get the "Something went wrong" dialog.
Could it be a GPO setting?
-Frank.
Found a solution (and maybe we need a GPO to control it).
Go to "internet properties", "Advanced", "Security" and uncheck "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" and click "Apply".
After this change we are able to share a OneDrive file in Windows Explorer.
-Frank.
- Problem solved imediatly. Thank you.
- Solved!
When I am trying to access my document from OneDrive, I am having this code again, can you help?
{"status":-1,"code":"NoConnection"}
- this solution fix the issue for me, thanks
- Amazing, works !
This helped in my situation (and 3 more people in the company)
Thanks a lot!
I guess the problem is that our accounts are domain accounts and not local accounts and that there is some setting forbidding us to share...
FDC2005this solution worked for me but when i restart the laptop internet options settings "Do not Save Encrypted Pages to Disk" tick mark comes back.
Only few users facing this issue so changing this option from GPO is not good solution.
Any other fix you came across. I still understand root cause for this problem as well.
Thanks
Govi33
> @FDC2005this solution worked for me but when i restart the laptop internet options settings "Do not Save Encrypted Pages to Disk" tick mark comes back.
My guess would be this setting is controlled in some way by your organization IT. If you are able to uncheck the box then it may not be a GPO. Instead, it may be a script or settings that run when you login with a domain account. Either way... probably needs to be handled by organization-wide IT.
We haven't found any other solution...
-Frank.
FDC2005 I tried your solution but this did not work for me. I did not have a check by "Do not Save Encrypted Pages to Disk".
I am still not seeing a solution to this issue yet.
Thanks
I am having a related problem. I've been able to share OneDrive files for 1-2 years (at least). Today, OneDrive refuses to share any file. I am using an iMac so the Internet Properties solution won't work. I've attached a screen shot of the error pop-up I am getting.
Any help appreciated.
- Is it the same from all clients? (desktop client / Online / mobile app)
Anyone else in your organization that have this issue as well?
AdamI've tried sharing from the OneDrive file in the MacOS file system and from the online OneDrive Web page. I don't know if anyone else is having trouble.
I have a personal Microsoft 365 subscription which is what I was trying to share from (that account is what shows up when I check the account information on the web page). My university has a corporate subscription but I couldn't use that to log-in to (claimed the account didn't exist.
Just tried again to share and got a different error - unable to reach the server
- StephenRice
Microsoft
Hi NBIrkett,
That definitely looks concerning! Does this happen on every share or was it a one time thing?
Stephen RiceSenior Program Manager, OneDrive
I get the same error for every file I try to share, including files that I shared in the past.
