OneDrive integration in iOS App
I have an iOS application that has integration with Dropbox, Box, and iCloud and my users have requested support for OneDrive. I'm new to the Microsoft ecosystem entirely so it seems I need an App Registration and an Application (Client) ID etc. Having waded through everything needed to create this it seems that there is a requirement to be "Publisher Verified" in order for the app to allow users to actually use it? From Azure Portal Support - "Note: Starting November 9, 2020, end users are no longer able to grant consent to newly registered multi-tenant apps without verified publishers." But as far as I can see there is no way to get a verified publisher MPN ID without a "Work" Microsoft account (i.e. paid for) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/entra/identity-platform/publisher-verification-overview " The app that's to be publisher verified must be registered by using a Microsoft Entra work or school account. Apps that are registered by using a Microsoft account can't be publisher verified. Is this genuinely the case? Is there no way to make a simple integration to automatically upload files to One Drive without whatever this whole "Entra ID" thing is?! This seems ridiculously overcomplicated when all the competing services have simple APIs.
OneDrive is able to download documents from SharePoint site but will not upload, errors out
User has site owner permission to the site but is unable to upload files from OneDrive to SharePoint Online. If the user creates a file in SharePoint, it pulls down into OneDrive. However, if they try to add a file through File Explorer it will error out.
Word for the web does not open. Documents remain on a loading spinner indefinitely.
What works: OneDrive loads normally. Excel files open and edit successfully in Excel for the web. Word documents can be downloaded from OneDrive. New Word documents can be created, but they also fail to open and remain stuck loading. Troubleshooting performed: Tested in Microsoft Edge, Chrome, and Safari. Tested in private/incognito mode. Cleared browser cache and cookies. Disabled browser tracking protection. Tested using a different network (mobile hotspot). Issue occurs when opening Word Online directly from Office.com as well as from OneDrive. No 401, 403, 500, or 503 requests appear in the browser network log. The only visible console error is a CORS-related fetch request involving Microsoft services, but OneDrive and Excel continue to function normally. Account type: Personal Microsoft account (not work or school). Expected result: Word documents should open in Word for the web. Actual result: Word for the web remains on an indefinite loading spinner and never opens any document, including newly created documents.SharePoint ZIP service not working on document libraries with custom URLs.
!Hey guys! We have found an issue with the new SharePoint views for document libraries and the download function. Single files are working fine. But when you try to use the "download" button on a folder, the downloaded zips are giving us errors. We detected that it affects all document libraries that are or were created with a custom URL. Ex: The library is in SiteCollection/Lists/DOCUMENTLIBRARY instead of SiteCollection/DOCUMENTLIBRARY. This is affecting all of our old created libraries from years ago, and we can't create any new ones with a custom URL since it affects this functionality. I suspect it has something to do with the API SharePoint uses to zip the content (https://northeurope1-mediap.svc.ms/transform/zip), and that it isn't able to zip files from a library with a custom URL. There isn't much information about this issue (that I could find at least). ¿Does someone know more about this? ¡Thank you!OneDrive won't sign in until I log into an external account in Teams
OneDrive gets stuck on "Signing in" after every restart – Sign-in only works when I log into a second organization in Teams I've noticed that OneDrive consistently gets stuck at the "Signing in" stage every time I restart my Mac. I have tried several troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue, including: Quitting OneDrive completely and restarting the Mac. Running the ResetOneDriveApp.command reset procedure. Running the standalone version of the OneDrive reset procedure (ResetOneDriveAppStandalone.command). Removing the "OneDrive Cached Credential" entry from macOS Keychain Access. Testing the sign-in process through a web browser. Testing the connection using a mobile hotspot to rule out potential network-related issues. Updating the standalone OneDrive application to the latest available version. Unfortunately, none of these steps has permanently resolved the issue. Even when OneDrive starts working again, it gets stuck at the sign-in stage after a subsequent restart. However, I have discovered something quite interesting. Recently, while preparing for a Teams meeting, I signed in to one of my two accounts in Microsoft Teams. At that exact moment, I noticed that OneDrive suddenly completed its sign-in process and started working normally, even though it had previously been stuck at the "Signing in" screen. Here is how my account setup is configured: OneDrive is currently syncing folders belonging to my primary organization, as well as one shared folder from an external organization. I have two accounts configured in Microsoft Teams, representing my primary organization and the external organization. Both accounts are essentially associated with the same email address and my primary organization's Exchange account. The external organization's shared access also uses the same email address, but with some additional characters appended to the email address. The interesting part is that OneDrive only manages to complete its sign-in process when I sign in to the external organization's account in Teams. Otherwise, it remains stuck in an endless sign-in loop. This makes me wonder whether there is some kind of authentication dependency or token-sharing mechanism between Teams and OneDrive that is causing this behaviour. What I would like to understand is: Is it possible to make OneDrive authenticate independently, without relying on signing in to the external organization's account in Teams? Is this expected behaviour when using multiple organizational accounts and shared folders across different Microsoft 365 tenants? Could a recent update to OneDrive, Teams, or macOS have introduced a change in how authentication tokens are handled? What's particularly confusing is that I have been using exactly the same account configuration and setup for quite some time without any issues. This behaviour only started appearing after recent updates. I'd really appreciate any insights or suggestions on how to resolve this permanently, rather than having to sign in to the external organization's Teams account every time I restart my Mac just to get OneDrive working. Thank you in advance!Introducing Markdown support in SharePoint and OneDrive
Today, we’re introducing native Markdown support in SharePoint and OneDrive, now rolling out to general availability across both consumer and commercial audiences. As AI and agents increasingly create and update Markdown files to carry out work, teams need a reliable place to manage that content. SharePoint and OneDrive make it easy to view and edit these files in the browser when precision, intent, or changes are required, with built‑in versioning and governance. Markdown files are now fully integrated into the Microsoft 365 file experience, behaving like any other file in your workflow.
OneDrive Shows 6.5 GB Used Despite Empty Storage | Storage Management Issues
Hello, My Microsoft account appears to have a problem with OneDrive storage management. OneDrive continuously shows 6.5 GB used out of 5 GB (130%), even though: My Files is empty The Recycle Bin is empty Personal Vault is empty Searches do not find any large files In addition, the "Manage Storage" page fails to load and displays an "Unknown Rendering Error". The issue persists after: Signing out and back in Using Incognito/Private mode Testing on different pages and services There are also related Outlook issues: Outlook on the web reports that there is not enough storage available I can no longer send emails The Outlook desktop app fails when trying to add or configure the account At this point, neither OneDrive nor Outlook shows what is actually using the reported 6.5 GB of storage. Has anyone experienced this issue before, or does anyone know how I can get the storage usage or account data checked when the storage management page itself is broken? Thank you for any help.
incredible levels of onedrive bs
Hello, I'm having a very difficult time with onedrive and I feel like if I could talk to a person at microsoft, they could solve it, but evidently that's not an option so I'm hoping you might have some ideas. I don't use my personal onedrive. I have a person outlook account which I use for email. I always save my files to what I believed was my computer. There's an option to save to the onedrive and an option to save to what looks like the computer- I save to the computer. I was aware that onedrive was automatically taking my files too and I didn't care enough to stop it at the time. My email stopped working. Again, email is the only reason I have this account. So the email not working is a problem. It said it couldn't work because the onedrive storage was full of my files (that I didn't want it to have in the first place). So, I logged into the onedrive and deleted all the files. Doing this did not make any difference to my email- it still didn't work- so I also deleted the files from the recycling bin. This did fix my email! Unfortunately my joy was short lived because I then realized by deleting the files from my onedrive, I had also deleted them off my computer. I did not expect that to happen because again, I do intentionally try to save them to the computer. Evidently, when you save it to your computer you're actually not saving to the computer- something I now know. Possibly too late... So I looked up: can you restore your onedrive files? Oh yes you can! You just have to have a Microsoft 365 account. Well I did not have one of these on my personal account because again, the only thing I'm using it for is email. But ok, I figured I'll pay $15 to get my files back. Sure. Paid for the account. Clicked on 'restore my files'. It says I have to prove it's me. So I give it the biometric info (finger print) and password. That's not enough- it also needs to send me a text message! Only problem is, that never works. I don't know why it doesn't work- the phone number is correct and my phone can do 2-factor authentication for other services. It has never worked for microsoft. It says it sends the code but it doesn't. So I can't do this 'third step' authentication. Realistically, was I going to get my files back if it did send me a text? Probably not. Let's be serious- nothing is working here. But now I don't know what else to try. It says I can wait 30 days to change the phone number. But I don't even want to change the phone number- it already has my correct phone number!!! It just doesn't send me a text. All I want: My files back on my own computer (I'll turn off wifi or something in future I guess? There's got to be a way for me to save them to my own device, right??? Surely) My email to work. But truly at this point, that's secondary. If I can't have a working email, whatever, I'll make a gmail account. I have done the official contact microsoft form. It claims a human will email me at an unspecified time. I highly doubt that but also it could be in 25 years- it doesn't say. So I'm trying to keep problem solving but I'm out of ideas. Does anyone have any ideas for new avenues to try? Thank youOneDrive & SharePoint Online inaccessible after subscription transition
I have used OneDrive for Business for almost 10 years. Following a billing interruption and migration to Microsoft 365 Business Standard, both OneDrive and SharePoint Online became inaccessible. Despite five support tickets and multiple troubleshooting sessions, the issue remains unresolved. I am hoping the community or a Microsoft engineer can help identify the root cause. BACKGROUND: My legacy OneDrive for Business subscription experienced a payment interruption due to an expired credit card. Following Microsoft's Support team's instructions, I paid the outstanding invoice by wire transfer. Microsoft Billing Support confirmed receipt by email, although the payment is not appearing in the Admin Center, explained that was normal. Following Microsoft's Support team's instructions, I subsequently subscribed to Microsoft 365 Business Standard under the same tenant and existing user account. The affected user has valid, active licenses, but access remains blocked. CURRENT SYMPTOMS: OneDrive fails to retrieve its configuration. OneDrive personal site (my.sharepoint.com) is inaccessible. Business files remain inaccessible. TROUBLESHOOTING COMPLETED: Multiple Microsoft Support calls and screen-sharing sessions. Browser/cache/cookie troubleshooting. License reassignment, disable/enable Billing and payment restrictions verification. None resolved the issue. SUPPORT HISTORY: Five tickets raised, including #2611031420001514 and #2610301420001454. Repeated escalation requests without resolution. NEED HELP : Has anyone experienced a similar issue after a subscription transition? Are there tenant-level diagnostics to identify lingering service restrictions or provisioning inconsistencies? Could the legacy subscription's suspended or restricted service state still be affecting SharePoint/OneDrive provisioning, despite the new active Microsoft 365 licenses? I would especially appreciate assistance from a Microsoft engineer or moderator in escalating this for backend investigation. Thank you for any guidance.
