04-11-2015 06:10 PM
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    Windows Central Question
    I have shared one of my OneDrive folders with my family members. They can successfully access the folder and see anything I have put in there.

    However, I want them to be able to upload files to that folder as well. It asks them to sign into or create a Microsoft account. But I chose the option for not needing a Microsoft account when I sent the share invitations.

    If there a solution?
    04-11-2015 05:27 PM
  2. xandros9's Avatar
    xandros9
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    I know that if you make a public sharing link instead of an invite and give it to whoever you want to have access, it'll definitely work. I'm not sure how that MS account thing works or not.
    04-11-2015 05:50 PM
  3. MDK22's Avatar
    MDK22
    Originally Posted by xandros9
    I know that if you make a public sharing link instead of an invite and give it to whoever you want to have access, it'll definitely work. I'm not sure how that MS account thing works or not.
    What he ^^^ said

    There are explicit permissions you can assign to the share.
    04-11-2015 06:10 PM
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