OneDrive: Unable to add shortcut for shared files under "My Files"
There are certain files that are shared with me in SharePoint. I have the editable rights for these files.I need to access these files in tableau. So I am trying to create a shortcut of these files so that the shared files are accessible through "My Files" folder in Tableau. I am referring to this Microsoft link but i am not getting the option "Add shortcut to OneDrive". https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-and-sync-shared-folders-to-onedrive-8a63cd47-1526-4cd8-bd09-ee3f9bfc1504?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us Can someone please help and advise what is wrong here.
Disable Creation of Shared Libraries
Hello, I am in the process of rolling out SharePoint Online and OneDrive for our organization. I do not want end users to have the ability to create new SharePoint sites. I have disabled this within the SharePoint admin console, however users can still create Shared Libraries from their OneDrive accounts which in turn creates a new SharePoint site. My question is, as an Administrator is there the ability to disable this button from appearing on peoples OneDrive accounts? Thanks, Tony
How can I automatically add a SharePoint shortcut to OneDrive as I add members?
Hi, I'm creating Communication Sites to restructure the file-share system, and I'd like to whenever I add members to a SharePoint site to have it as a shortcut on their OneDrive automatically for them. Can it be done via GPO or PowerShell or SharePoint interface? Thank you.
Remove non-functional Shared Libraries in OneDrive when Sites have been deleted
Hey Community We have some libraries that were shared quite some time back and appear in users OneDrive Shared library lists. The sites that hosted these libraries have been deleted however the entries remain. When selected they produce a very un-useful error (see below). Does anyone have a way to remove non-functional shared library entries from the OneDrive Shared Library lists? Thanks in advance.
Granting access to folders for Mac
Hi. I am trying to sync a SharePoint library to my mac, but am running into the problem of OneDrive needing permissions on my folders to work. When I set up OneDrive for Business on my mac, this was handled through a grant-permission dialog, but I am getting no such option when trying to sync the SharePoint library. Any suggestions on how to get past this will be welcomed. Thanks GeoffProblem in Quick Access SharePoint Sites - default library not found
Hi 🙂 a week ago wenoticed a problem when trying to access SharePoint Document Libraries over the quick assess bar in the OneDrive Web Application. It says that there is a problem "no default document library was found". This problem only occur when the SharePoint Site do not have a library called "documents". Any Site with a library called"documents" is working correct over thequick assess menue. We would prefer to see an overview over all assigned document libraries to a site, when using the quick assess menue! Does any other seeing this issue? Thanks a lot for help MichaelCannot delete local folder for previously synced SharePoint location
I've got a Mac running MacOS 12.5 and OneDrive sync client version 22.151.0717.0001. OneDrive syncing is working fine, and syncing SharePoint libraries or folders works as well. However, when I STOP syncing a SharePoint location, the shortcut to that location seems to persist in Finder with no way to delete it. When I right/command click the shortcuts, there's no "Move to trash" option. Dragging to the trash does nothing (shows a "do not enter" icon in the trash window). I've quit/restarted OneDrive and tried restarting the computer. The only way to get rid of them is to "reset" OneDrive, which ALSO resets my OneDrive content sync (business and personal), so that's not a practical option for what may be a common practice (stopping syncing and cleaning up). Is there some additional permission or setting that needs to be enabled to delete these "left behind" folders?
Long path names with OneDrive on Windows 10 Pro
Hi We are having some issues out sync'ed Sharepoint libraries on Windows 10. We have been moving from the users own OneDrives to a group based structure. Among other things, this means that I now I quite a lot of files what exceed 260 characters when I sync the library to Windows 10 with OneDrive. I see all documents in Explorer, and on my Pc I have even set all to be synced to my computer, so the status icon is solid green. But when I try to open it in word it fails. I have tried to enable long paths in a local group policy, but it does not seem, to have any effect.
