OneDrive on Mac: shared folders suddenly not any more visible in finder
I use the Onedrive App on my Macbook Pro M2 Max with the latest Sequoia 15.3.1. I own Microsoft 365 family. In there are three users that share some of their OneDrive folders to some other users of the same family. Now I see that suddenly a shared folder (FOTOS_2024-) is not any more visible in Finder, but it is visible online and sharing is allowed. But it is not in the selection of synchronised folders in the OneDrive properties (see screenprint below) How can I correct this that I have the missing folder again in Finder?
Unable to Upload More Than 3 Files onto OneDrive Personal Vault
Hi Since early January 2025 (once I have unsubscribed from Co-Pilot feature), I have not been able to upload more than 3 files onto OneDrive Personal Vault. on the Web Browser, it was showing me that there was insufficient space - this made no sense as I still have 700GB+ of free space on the Mobile App, it was showing that I could only upload 3 files to Personal Vault - this made no sense either as I should be allowed to upload more than 3 files to my Personal Vault with Microsoft 365 Personal Classic.
Integrating Outlook with VBA
Hi, I've been trying to integrate Outlook with VBA on my personal account, something I've successfully done multiple times on my business account. Normally, I achieve this by enabling the Microsoft Outlook option under Tools > References in the VBA Editor, but this option is not appearing for me now. It almost seems as if Outlook cannot be integrated with my personal account, though support has assured me that it should be possible. I've also attempted to troubleshoot by updating security settings in the Registry Editor, but the settings I see don't match any of the guides I've found online (screenshot below). Has anyone encountered this issue before or have any suggestions? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Conditional Access Policy based on Corporate device identifier
Hi all, We have deployed an App Protection Policy (MAM) for our unmanaged mobile devices (Android/iOS). Our plan is to add users' IMEI numbers to Intune's Corporate Device Identifiers and integrate this with a Conditional Access policy, ensuring that users can only access Microsoft 365 apps on devices with a registered IMEI. However, I haven’t found any documentation on how to create a Conditional Access policy based on IMEI. I’d appreciate any insights from those who have successfully implemented such a policy. Thank you in advance!
