It act’s as the default cloud storage program for anyone that is using Office 365. This makes it widely used among users, especially those in work environments. However, some user’s have reported having issues with OneDrive: It would seem that when the admin account was created, OneDrive was provisioned but permissions failed to apply. As such, the admin needs to grant the account permissions manually to “Create Personal Site”, which is required for OneDrive. By following these steps, all of the users in your Office 365 workgroups will be granted full access to all OneDrive features.
How do I fix OneDrive provisioning for a user?
Keep note that you need to be an Office 365 administrator in order to make these changes. First of all, make sure you have assigned the SharePoint Online license to the affected user in Office 365 admin center. You can do this by following these steps: Once you are done, you will need to grant the affected user the right to create a My Sites site in the SharePoint Admin Center. As soon as you granted them permission, let the user go to Office 365 portal and click OneDrive in the App Launcher. This is to check if the user can use OneDrive for business. If the OneDrive icon keeps displaying Setting up in the App Launcher, wait for 24 hours and then try access OneDrive again. If the issue persists, consider contacting Microsoft support for more help. Did you find the guide useful? Let us know in the comments section below. RELATED ARTICLES YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT:
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