A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
This reads like it was written by an AI.
Just admit there are NO plans to fix a problem that started last JUNE, nine months ago...
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I have a number of folders shared with me by other OneDrive users. I've added these to My Files to appear alongside the folders on my OneDrive account. Up until yesterday, they appeared as folders on my PC, alongside the other folders which belong to my OneDrive account. Now these folders that are shared with me are appearing as shortcut links instead of folders on my PC.
This has happened to 3 different PCs which are all connected to the same OneDrive account. I have uninstalled OneDrive, cleared the cache, etc. and reinstalled on one PC, but the problem remains. I've removed shared folders, had them unshared by the owner, reshared back to me, and then added again to My Files, but this didn't work either.
How do I fix this?
A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
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This reads like it was written by an AI.
Just admit there are NO plans to fix a problem that started last JUNE, nine months ago...
Mine is running on 25.035.0223.003, and I have had the same problem for over two weeks now. Unfortunately, downgrading to that version is not the solution.
I just saw a post on another site which states the problem is due to the version of OneDrive. It all started with a recent update. This seems to be true as I have 2 computers running build 25.041.0303.002 which are not working and 2 running OneDrive build 25.035.0223.003 which work fine. Now if I could only get instructions on how to roll back OneDrive to the older version!
Be sure to use your login and password to your Microsoft 365 account.
Probably obvious, but just in case.
I have the same issue. Tried workarounds, but they were actually "notworkarounds". Come on Microsoft!