OneDrive is temporarily unavailable - Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x8CCCD052

Anonymous
2014-09-12T10:39:39+00:00

Split from this thread.

I just started having this exact same issue today while trying to email some pictures. Can you help me get it fixed?

Windows for home | Other | Email and communications

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  1. Anonymous
    2014-09-11T18:05:46+00:00

    Thank you Upquark for your reply. Every answer you have provided matches what I am going though. What I don't understand is this: if the rest of us are all having the exact same issue, from different locations, and different versions of Windows, why do the moderators still treat us like its something on the client end? Seems to me that Microsoft has changed something on the server end of things that is effecting all of us equally.

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  2. Anonymous
    2014-09-11T17:37:26+00:00

    Grace,

    Are you able to access your OneDrive accountusing a web browser? YES

    Are you able to share files directly from your OneDrive account using the share options? YES

    Are you able to send a simple email using your Windows Live Mail? YES

    When sending an email using Outlook.com via this link: https://mail.live.com with photos attached from your OneDrive account, are you able to do this? YES

    When you said "When I look at the OneDrive folder i see lots of "test 2 112220 PM" type subfolders.", are you referring to your OneDrive folder via Windows Explorer or via a web browser? Both

    As stated in other emails. Everything seems to work properly with Windows Live Mail except adding a

    "Photo album" which get stuck in the Outbox and every time the Outbox attempts to send another subfolder appears in the OneDrive folder in WIndows Explorer with the Subject line of the email with a string of numbers following it as the subfolders name. The subfolder is always empty, unlike the subfolders of photo albums that were sent before the problem started. Inserting photos into an email or adding attachments seems to work fine.

    From Windows Explorer's view of the OneDrive folder: (this keeps getting longer until I delete the email from the Outbox because it never gets sent with each try)

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  3. Anonymous
    2014-09-11T17:13:29+00:00

    Split from this thread.

    I am having the exact same issue.  I can email documents as an attachment, but can not email photos.

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  4. Anonymous
    2014-09-11T15:07:07+00:00

    I to am experiencing the same issue where I am unable to send any emails with a photo album (emails without go just fine).  My OneDrive folder has many folders with the subject line as the name, but all are empty.

    Here is a portion the my log file where I believe the issue is:

    [10:13:28.20] 0e10                 Mail:                  Canvas [db] Creating photo album failed: WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.WindowsLiveApiException: [InternalServerError:82] An error occurred in Storage or ABCH or CDP.  Please try again. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.

       at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.RedirectHelper.GetResponse(String initialUri, RequestFactory requestFactory)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.XmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       --- End of inner exception stack trace ---

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.XmlRestRequestHelper.Post(Uri& uri, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.UpdatePermissions(SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper xmlRestRequestHelper, String editUri)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.CreateTopLevelPhotoFolder(PhotoAlbumSmartContent content, String& self, String& slideshow, String& downloadAll, String& addComments, String& authKey)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.CreatePhotoAlbum()

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEd

    [10:13:28.20] 0e10                 Mail:                  Canvas [db] Content Source failed to do publish work: WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.WindowsLiveApiException: [InternalServerError:82] An error occurred in Storage or ABCH or CDP.  Please try again. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.

       at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.RedirectHelper.GetResponse(String initialUri, RequestFactory requestFactory)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.XmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       --- End of inner exception stack trace ---

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Show(MessageId messageId, Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleException(Exception exception, IPhotoMailDisplayMessageHost displayMessageHost, PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleAlbumCreateException(Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumContentSource.DoPublishWork(UpdateWeblogProgressForm mainProgressForm, ISmartContent content, String blogId, IPublishingContext publishingContext, Object context)

       at WindowsLiv

    [10:13:28.20] 0e10                 Mail:                  Canvas [db] Error loading smart content item

    WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.WindowsLiveApiException: [InternalServerError:82] An error occurred in Storage or ABCH or CDP.  Please try again. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.

       at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.RedirectHelper.GetResponse(String initialUri, RequestFactory requestFactory)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.XmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       --- End of inner exception stack trace ---

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Show(MessageId messageId, Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleException(Exception exception, IPhotoMailDisplayMessageHost displayMessageHost, PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleAlbumCreateException(Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumContentSource.DoPublishWork(UpdateWeblogProgressForm mainProgressForm, ISmartContent content, String blogId, IPublishingContext publishingContext, Object context)

       at WindowsLive.Writer

    [10:13:28.20] 0e10                 Mail:            Canvas_Error [db] Photomail failed to send: WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.WindowsLiveApiException: [InternalServerError:82] An error occurred in Storage or ABCH or CDP.  Please try again. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.

       at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.RedirectHelper.GetResponse(String initialUri, RequestFactory requestFactory)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.XmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.BlogClient.Clients.SkyDriveXmlRestRequestHelper.Send(String method, Uri& uri, String etag, HttpRequestFilter filter, String contentType, XmlDocument doc, String encoding, String filename, Boolean ignoreResponse, WebHeaderCollection& responseHeaders)

       --- End of inner exception stack trace ---

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Show(MessageId messageId, Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleException(Exception exception, IPhotoMailDisplayMessageHost displayMessageHost, PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.HandleAlbumCreateException(Exception exception)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.SkyDrive.SkyDriveAtomAlbumManager.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumOperationContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumSupportingFormDummy.Upload(PhotoAlbumOperationContext photoAlbumContext)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEditor.PhotoAlbums.PhotoAlbumContentSource.DoPublishWork(UpdateWeblogProgressForm mainProgressForm, ISmartContent content, String blogId, IPublishingContext publishingContext, Object context)

       at WindowsLive.Writer.PostEdi

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  5. Anonymous
    2014-09-11T13:56:08+00:00

    Cherry, I am currently at work and unable to get you log files from my home computer. I could get the log files from this  computer, but I would rather give you the log files from my home computer as that is where my main frustration is coming from. I will tell you this. I have tried 3 separate email accounts on my home computer, I have tried both my home computer and my work laptop, and I have tried both Windows 8.1 (home computer) and Windows 7 (work computer), all with the same result. As someone else has also stated, this all seems to have happened after the last set of Microsoft updates went live. I still firmly believe that this error is being generated on the Microsoft end, and not the client end as all other email functions are operating correctly at this time. Again, I will get the log files for you once I get home tonight. I'm hoping that between you, me, and the other people on this message board that we can figure out how to fix this mess. Thanks again for your valuable time in this matter, John Brutovsky

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