New User cannot enter authentification Method has to be done by admin

Dear Renzo,
<br />I'll switch to english - hope that makes it easier. - Thanks for the quick response.
<br />Thanks for the reference to "user voice". In that I saw a comment by another user saying " XXX but cannot be done with OneDrive except by creating folder junctions (symlinks)" --> would you know if that might actually be a solution for the problem? Creating a link in the local onedrive folder directing to another hard disk?
<br />best
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Hallo Harald,

sieh dir bitte folgenden Artikel an und wende die darin genannten Methode an:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2013/09/11/when-attempting-to-activate-office-2010-receive-error-quot-an-unspecified-error-has-occurred-your-request-cannot-be-processed-at-this-time-please-try-again-later-0x80070190-quot.aspx

Gruß,

Pauline

Hallo Heike,

sieh dir bitte folgenden Artikel an und wende die darin genannten Methoden an:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2013/09/11/when-attempting-to-activate-office-2010-receive-error-quot-an-unspecified-error-has-occurred-your-request-cannot-be-processed-at-this-time-please-try-again-later-0x80070190-quot.aspx

Gruß,

Pauline

Hello Spotlight2001x,

Thank you for coming to the forum. I am a Microsoft user like you and so is almost everyone in this forum.

I am sorry to tell you but you cannot make One Drive sync anything not in its folder directly. Symlinks will not work.

Other than the Desktop, Documents, and Picture folder of your user, anything else has to be in the One Drive folder to work.
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Antwort aus dem englischen Forum:

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