Windows 10: Shared folder from OneDrive no longer accessible offline in file explorer

So my colleague and I have setup a Shared Folder to work on and he shared a permananent link with total access to it so I could add the folder to my OneDrive. It worked perfectly fine and the folder could be found and opened in file explorer. Basically, I could keep the files on my PC and access them without ever having to open my web browser. Meaning that I could access those files even when being offline, just like a personal folder and it was extremely convenient. We've been working that way for about 3 years now.Today, I had some issues with OneDrive and had to reinstall it. After reinstal

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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 . . .

 

OneDrive sharing help

Its should be indefinite. I have a shared folder with a friend of mine for about two years now. Is it automatically cutting off?

 

OneDrive sharing help

Hi TPU,

one of my customers at work want to share a folder on his OneDrive for business with a external user, normal sharing lasts 7days, is it possible to get like a permanent login solution?

I tried a few guides, problem is Microsoft Translation to Danish doesn't help and if I change language online on his Office 365 the settings language in OneDrive don't change and yes using Internet Explorer just to rule that out.

So if anyone got a easy guide I would be happy, bcs I don't want my customer to call or write me a email every week that his external user needs access.