Here are screenshots for first 3 steps I describe above. I have Office Professional Plus 2013 (.1000) 64-bit and Microsoft next generation OneDrive client (.0509) installed on Windows 10. Download softwareName and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. My user account and password work fine online (so password is not temporary). Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about softwareName. Log in to your Microsoft 365 account and then click OneDrive in apps. Just follow along and you’ll be on to sharing your files with ease and collaborating with your team and clients in not time. If I login again, I go back to step and cycle repeats. Sharing files or folders with Microsoft OneDrive for business is easy but there are many steps involved. If I close this window it brings me back to signup page with error 'You need to do something extra before we can log you in' After signing in a 'web page' like window opens where I see different apps. I go online and say sync, which opens the link in OneDrive and I get a sign-in prompt A complete, or partial, wipe out of the credential store has solved the problem for me. But if I try to sync our sharepoint site (which I believe still uses the old Groove.exe) I am unable to successfully login to enable sync to work. Ive seen this behaviour several times for my customers, often related to a corrupted credential store in Windows. That works (I think it uses the OneDrive.exe). I have the nextgen OneDrive client which I use to login to our business account (I do not have a personal account on one drive). I have all the updates installed, I have tried to manually clear the Sharepoint/OneDrive cache, I have tried clearing stored credentials in Credential Manager, but none of this helped. Our small business has a Office 365 account and as part of that we have a Sharepoint site setup in which we share documents and collaboratively edit files.Īs of today I am having issue with logging into the account.

Microsoft onedrive for business login