No puedo iniciar sesión desde que cambié Autenticator por el teléfono como método de seguridad
Salí fuera de España e intenté acceder a OnDrive con un usuario dedicado a la enseñanza, me pedía un código en Autenticator y este no me lo daba, no me permite acceder al correo de Outlook dice que ese usuario no existe. Cuando he vuelto desde mi ordenador si podía acceder a OnDrive, pero al quitar Autenticator como el método de autenticación y cambiarlo por mi número de teléfono no me deja acceder a OnDrive tampoco. He intentado consultar el caso pero no obtengo respuesta. Por favor necesito ayuda, tengo mucha información que necesito en OnDrive y no puedo acceder. Gracias y saludos
Restricting unauthenticated sharing / Anyone links to certain users or group
Hello. We want specific users in our organisation to be able to share documents anonymously using "Anyone links". Our current Office 365 "Sharing Policy" is set so that users can share external to "New and Existing guests" , for both sharepoint and onedrive. The problem is that Sharepoint Admin centre doesn't appear to have the option to allow us to maintain our existing policy "New and Existing guests" which applies to 99% of the business and allow only a couple of individuals the option to share files anonymously, within the Microsoft ecosystem. For example, the marketing team want to a share company presentation slides externally without specifying every email address that is permitted to view the shared file. With this in mind, is there a PowerShell script that I can deploy that will allow for certain users or groups to share files anonymously whilst keeping our default policy "New and existing guests" for the rest of the business?
OneDrive folder redirection disappears
Hi, We have a customer with enabled folder redirection through OneDrive where sometimes the folder redirection disappears, normal user desktop and documents show up instead. To solve this, we have to manually go into the OneDrive Settings -> Backup -> Manage Backup & Start Sync After that the folders and redirection is back. This can last from weeks to months until it happens again, random when it happens and to which user. Any ideas how this can be solved automatically or by a script that enforces the Backup Sync in OneDrive that can be run in the background (once a day or a few times a day for example). Sincerely, Robert.
Change Language for AD Synced users
It looks like AD synced users are not able to change their language... So I have added an entry on UserVoice for this ->https://onedrive.uservoice.com/forums/262982-onedrive/suggestions/31989877-allow-ad-synced-users-to-change-language If you agree... please vote! :) Thanks, Eduardo
How to designate an uploaded file as cloud only
I am working with the basic personal version of One Drive on a Windows 11 computer. I watched all these tutorials and thought the designation was easy. After all the whole point of the cloud is to get things off the harddrive. But I am confused about the process. It seems some people are saying that I have to designate everything as on demand. I don't know what on demand means, so let me dispense with the vernacular. I want a number of files that I have uploaded to remain only in the cloud on One Drive so that they do not take up any space on my hard drive. Can anyone demystify this process? I understand once I have accomplished this that the files that are only in the cloud will have a little cloud symbol next to them? Thanks
Variable Performance when Creating or Removing Shortcut Folders for SharePoint libraries
When using the "Add shortcut to OneDrive" feature for a SharePoint online library or folder, we experience inconsistent performance with the local OneDrive sync application creating/initializing the local "shortcut folder". Sometimes the sync application processes "changes" very quickly--100s of changes per second. And sometimes it does so very slowly--10s (or less) changes per second. We experience the same inconsistent behavior whenremoving a "shortcut folder"--sometimes it's fast and sometimes it's slow. In my testing, the difference cannot be attributed to either the specific SharePoint library/folder or the the specific client machine. On my own machine, I have seen both the fast and slow behavior when creating a "shortcut folder" for the same SharePoint library. Can anyone provide any insight on what might be causing this inconsistent performance? Could any service limits be coming into play? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/throttling-limits#files-and-lists-service-limits Environment: Large SharePoint online libraries; Windows 11 client machines; current PROD ring OneDrive sync applications; Files On-Demand enforced via group policy; no rate limiting used for the local sync application.OneDrive shortcuts to Teams do not work
We moved several Teams spaces from NA multi geo locations to several new GEO locations and before moving, users had shortcuts to Teams folder/files to their One Drive, after successful move of Teams to new geo locations, shortcut on their One drive do not work anymore and they get error: This shortcut isn't working because it was archived, deleted, locked or access was changed by the owner or admin. anyone else has similar issues after migration to new geo location?
