OneDrive Security - Anyone else run into this?

[kcpistol]

Hey all, I've used Windows forever, have enjoyed using OneDrive to share stuff between computers.

I'm ok with the losing placeholders thing. I guess I have to be, because they are gone.

Here's the issue: I have always just saved something into a OneDrive folder, say the Pictures folder, then been able to see it on other computers synced to OneDrive.

But since I upgraded my main computer to OneDrive the other day, I have run into a problem where it says I don't have permission to save to the OneDrive Pictures folder. Says I need to talk to an Administrator.

Ok, but the account I am using (my MS account) to sign onto that machine IS an adminstrator account.

So I go over and say Ok, I will just grant my specific ID full fold, mutilate, rend access to OneDrive.

Then it is all good - until I reboot, and it changes it back again.

So what is a guy to do? What's being done incorrectly, anyone run into this or have a clue what to do?

Thanks

 

[Cree Ray]

1. Something is resetting your changes, is it a corporate asset? If so, group policies could be the culprit.
2. Try this to take ownership of folders esp when you change user accounts. Add "Take Ownership" to Explorer Right-Click Menu in Windows

 

[kcpistol]

Not a corporate asset, and when I check security I am the owner.

Something is definitely setting it back though.