Windows 10: How to open in File Explorer a OneDrive public shared folder ?

Hi,How can I access in File Explorer this OneDrive public shared folder: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjhBd_jsyzaBgYEkJ7iSGCqoUK2XNA?e=kKawIHI can see it online after entering the password. But I do not see how to access it from my Windows 11 pc. Regards

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OneDrive folders will not open in File Explorer

OneDrive folders (e.g. Documents, Pictures, etc.) will not open using File Explorer. File Explorer hangs. Folders and files using OneDrive app and OneDrive online work correctly. OneDrive folders do open correctly using a non-Microsoft file manager
(TreeSize Personal).

 

OneDrive Shared Folder question

Hi leonhart1981

OneDrive is very location sensitive . . .

If you move a shared folder, OneDrive will just see that the folder no longer exists in its original location and not know that it has been moved, you would need to re-share the folder in its new location

It is like, if say, you have a Word document in your Documents folder saved from Word, that is then added to the Recent File list in Word, if you close Word and move that file in File Explorer, then try to open it from the Word recent file list, Word will tell
you the file no longer exists, because it does not know you have moved the file outside of Word . . .

 

Explorer hangs when opening OneDrive folder

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community forum.

You may try the steps listed below and check if it works.

Uninstall OneDrive:

• Search ‘CMD’ from the start menu and choose ‘Command Prompt (Admin).
  
• Copy paste the following command and hit enter:
  
  taskkill /f /im OneDrive.exe
  
• Copy paste the following command and hit enter once the command mentioned above is completed:
  
  %SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\OneDriveSetup.exe /uninstall
  

Delete OneDrive related files:

• Open ‘File Explorer’ and type ‘%UserProfile%\OneDrive’ in the address bar.
  
• Select all the files and Delete.
  
• Type ‘%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\OneDrive’ in the address bar and tap Enter.
  
• Right click the logs folder and Delete.
  
• Delete all the files except the ‘Update’
  folder.
  
• Type ‘%ProgramData%\Microsoft OneDrive’ in the address bar and tap Enter.
  
• Delete all the files present there.
  
• Type C:\OneDriveTemp in the address bar and tap Enter.
  
• Delete all the files and restart the computer.
  

Reinstall OneDrive:

• Open File Explorer and type the following in the address bar:
  
  C:\Users\<YourUserName>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive
  
• Double click the Update folder and run the
  OneDriveSetup file.
  
• Follow the on-screen instructions to reinstall OneDrive.
  

Check if the issue persists after reinstalling OneDrive.

Hope it helps.

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