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2144 TopicsOnedrive crashed after updating to 27.2 MacOS
my onedrive stopped working after updating system. I tried many ways, from restart to reinstall the file from website, non of them works, it's just freezing or crashing during the first loading. the app closing and "Microsoft error reporting" comes up HELP!27Views0likes1CommentUnable to stop sharing files with individuals
Hi there, Recently I am not able to stop sharing files for individuals. This is the scenario: Ik made a file on my OneDrive Ik shared it with some colleagues When I want to stop sharing it (or change form editor to viewer) it is not possible for individuals The only possibility is tot stop sharing the for everybody With older files however (approximately august 2017) I shared, it is possible to change the share on individual base. Is there anybody what is happened in the meantime. Many thanks in advance for you help.Solved1.5KViews0likes3CommentsHelp with OneDrive Sync
Hi, I am attempting to restore a feature in MacOS that I previously had. Previously, whenever I would sync my files from Sharepoint's web browser, my files would all fall under one sidebar tab in Finder called 'OneDrive - Shared Libraries - Work' Now, whenever I save a file by sync-ing it from Sharepoint web browser, same as before, the channel the file is under pops up in the sidebar, like as an entire new OneDrive library. What I want: I want my files to fall under one shared library. Not individual sidebar channels in Finder. I want them nested like before. How do I restore this function in MacOS. I've tried reseting my OnDrive, clearing my cache, deleting the files in library cloud storage. This has happened before and the only think that worked last time was doing a full factory reset on my macbook. I want to avoid that if possible. Thank you.63Views1like2CommentsOneDrive for Business stops syncing, window stuck "Logging in" all tried, MS support helpless
Hello, I am operating a M365 tenant whose users depend on OneDrive for file sync. Recently I installed a new mobile PC for one user and deployed OneDrive as usual. After a couple hours the user started to see issues where OneDrive regularly seems to get stuck or disconnect, with a endless "Logging in ..." message displayed when clicking on the OneDrive tray icon. a case with support is open, but I only get standard recommendations that I already verified and followed OneDrive has been fully uninstalled and reinstalled, the issue persists OneDrive has been fully uninstalled, all OneDrive registry keys removed, then reinstalled, the issue persists OneDrive Preview has been installed to see if that changed something, the issue persists Current versions are (stable and preview): OneDrive-Version: Build 26.183.0920.0005 (64-Bit) OneDrive-Version: Build 26.189.0928.0007 (64-Bit) The user is heavily annoyed and so am I, because all worked on the old system, which I was tasked to upgrade. Right now the new system is W11 26H2 (Dell Pro 15) with latest firmwares and drivers. I will be happy to work through more suggestions to try out everything possible, but likely the user and I will have to face the fact that a full W11 reinstall might be required. Maybe not just yet. Thanks in advance for any useful infos.160Views0likes1CommentChange to OneDrive mounting Shared Libraries on MacOS
OneDrive usually mounts shared libraries on MacOS under a Shared Library directory and any items you choose to sync go to this location. Overnight it seems OneDrive keeps updating these mounts to separate directories. Is this an expected change? I am unable to find any release notes online about this but some users are still mounted the old way and some will mount the old way but after a few minutes onedrive will update the mounts to this new way. This changes the file paths to things and is breaking a lot of workflows. the major difference is that the old way had 4 things mounted in shared libraries and now all 4 of them are separate mounts134Views0likes0CommentsUpdated OnedriveMapper (to map Onedrive/Sharepoint to driveletters or network locations)
If you're using the free OnedriveMapper Powershell script, a new version was just released :) http://www.lieben.nu/liebensraum/2018/03/onedrivemapper-v3-14-released/ It uses WebDAV, so it won't even approach the stability of the actual Onedrive Client, but where you can't use the Onedrive client itself, this script can help out :)3.8KViews3likes1CommentOneDrive just opens JPG files others get error 0x80070185 cloud operation was unsuccessful
Hello everyone, we have a problem on a Windows Server 2022 RDS Server with OneDrive. I can login to OneDrive and see all my files. When I try to open the files (e.g. PDF/Word/TXT) I get an error 0x80070185 the cloud operation was unsuccessful When I try to open JPG files its working. I can create folders and move files to this folder. The sync to my local notebook is ok. I tried to reset OneDrive, no success I installed the latest version of OneDrive, we checked the firewall (sophos) no blocked connections, we disabled the local AV software (sophos) to make sure it does not block anything, no success. I reset OneDrive, deleted the App Data folder for OneDrive, deleted the OneDrive folder within my User Account. It is still the same situation, login works I can see all my files and folders I can open JPG files but now word or PDF documents. I can create new folders and TXT files, fill them with content and its synced to OneDrive. Suggested solutions found on the internet are all the same, using reset onedrive and re/install latest version. We had version 26.119.0622.0003 and updated to 26.145.0728.0011 Has anybody another solution for that? Best regards611Views0likes4CommentsOneDrive from Windows Server 2025 for remote users
I have a client that, when I started working with them, had a small staff that kept regular business hours. I set them up with a Windows Server with Active Directory and File and Print Services as well as secure internet access. Over the years, the staff has gotten smaller, and currently consists of the two partners who split their time between working in the office on workstations on their domain and from remote locations on laptop computers connected via WiFi or their cellular provider to the internet. Previously, I had their workstations using OneDrive to store the contents of the server's shared volumes in the cloud so they could be accessed from their laptops. Unfortunately, this didn't work very well presumably because the workstations in the office had to be on in order to update the contents in OneDrive. I upgraded their server to Windows Server 2025 and created an account for the server to directly use OneDrive to store the contents of its shared volumes, and shared those resources in OneDrive with the partners' laptops. Since the server is always on, I presumed that OneDrive would stay up to date. Unfortunately, the shared volumes in OneDrive are still not up to date with the contents of those volumes on the server. What am I missing? Can someone explain the nuts and bolts to me so I can compare them with what I've already done, so I can fix this lag?613Views0likes4CommentsLocal OneDrive does not seem to be syncing
Good morning, We have a user who is having an issue when she launches OneDrive locally, she is asked to login and where to create the folder, but then it will error out. What she sees in OneDrive on the web is not syncing with what she sees in the her current OneDrive folder. There is an existing folder in C:\Users\UserLogin, and it was renamed to old and we did a complete rename to see if it would create a new one, and it did not. Windows stating Sorry, OneDrive can't add your folder right now. Please contact support. We have had someone run through the steps contained in this article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/reset-onedrive He reports the issue is still occurring. Looking to see if there is anything else we can try. She can access her OneDrive data on the web with no issues. Thank YouSolved298Views0likes4CommentsOneDrive Login Issue Persisting for Over 2 Weeks
Hello Community, We are experiencing an issue where a user is unable to sign in to OneDrive. The problem has been ongoing for more than two weeks, and despite extensive troubleshooting, the issue remains unresolved (error screenshot attached). Troubleshooting performed so far: Unassigned and reassigned the Microsoft 365/OneDrive licence. Re-granted the required permissions. Attempted sign-in using an InPrivate/Incognito browser session. Reset the user's device. Cleared browser and OneDrive application cache. Unfortunately, the user continues to receive the same error after performing all the above steps. Has anyone encountered a similar issue or can suggest additional troubleshooting steps? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, as the issue is impacting the user's ability to access OneDrive. Thank you in advance for your support.381Views1like3Comments