OneDrive: I can view shared users, but I cannot remove access from any folder

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OneDrive: I can view shared users, but I cannot remove access from any folder

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I am the owner of the folders in OneDrive Personal. I can view shared users, but I cannot remove access from any folder. Every attempt to change sharing permissions fails with the message 'Die Freigabe ist im Moment nicht möglich' and Correlation ID 54b32c9f-e0fb-4513-af46-28e04623bb05.

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Answer 1

He seguido exactamente los pasos indicados (Informationen → Hat Zugriff → Zugriff verwalten), pero no funcionan.

El problema no afecta a una única carpeta; ocurre con todas las carpetas compartidas de mi OneDrive Personal.

Cada vez que intento modificar o eliminar un acceso aparece el mensaje:

"Die Freigabe ist im Moment nicht möglich. Wir können diesen Vorgang leider nicht abschließen."

Correlation ID: 54b32c9f-e0fb-4513-af46-28e04623bb05

Por favor, confirmen si existe una incidencia relacionada con la gestión de permisos en mi cuenta o si pueden revisar el Correlation ID proporcionado.

Answer 2

For OneDrive Personal, removing access is done from the item’s Details pane:

Select the file or folder.
Select Information in the upper-right corner to open Details.
Under Has Access, select Manage access.
Remove the sharing link with the X next to the link, or use Remove Link on the edit link page.

If the folder was added to My files as a shared shortcut and the goal is only to remove it from the view, use Remove shortcut from My files instead. That removes only the shortcut from the account and does not affect the owner or other people.

There is also a current OneDrive issue where some users cannot hide, remove, or stop sharing files under the Shared files area and receive the error "The provided item ID is not valid for the requested drive". Microsoft states that work is in progress to fix that problem. In this scenario, the supported action is to use the normal Manage access path above and, if it continues to fail, wait for the service-side fix.

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