User Profile
NickVanMaele
Copper Contributor
Joined 7 years ago
User Widgets
Recent Discussions
Re: Unable to Delete Doc Library synced folder from Windows Explorer
David ChamberlainThanks. This works on most folders, but not on all. Two folders refuse to disappear from the Windows Explorer view. A pop-up windows displays this error: Title: "Location is not available." Error text: "C:\users\<abc>\<sharepointname> - documents\<channelname>\<projectname>\...\ABC is not accessible. The tag present in the reparse point buffer is invalid." I found a post on that error https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/11a0f585-b985-4a07-b6a0-f64dbce56536/onedrive-file-locked-with-quotdata-in-the-reparse-point-buffer-is-invalidquot-message?forum=win10itprogeneral. In the above path, <abc> represents my user name, <sharepointname> represents a SharePoint site of which I sync the entire document folder to Windows. <channelname> is a document subfolder and also a channel in Teams. <projectname> is the name of a project. The entire path C:\...\ABC is a 14-level deep folder tree. ABC is the lowest level folder and contains no files. The relevant history is that this folder structure had contained project documentation, but the full tree, starting from <channelname> on down had been moved to a new SharePoint site. The path above was the longest one in the tree, and perhaps this triggered a bug.Re: Office 2016 - Display a list of all SharePoint Online sites a user has access to when saving a file
I have the same remark. A new SharePoint user, such as a new employee, will not yet have any sites listed under "Following" or "Recent", so an obvious first step would be to search for what is accessible. Many user fora posts question the right to do this, citing that "there might be hundreds of sites". (Yeah, so?) Others do offer a solution, for which I am always grateful, yet, like Jenny, they tend to never offer step-by-step instructions. The best answer that I have found to date, is to teach end users to search for "contentclass: STS_Site". To offer end users an even easier way seems to require advanced SharePoint skills...
