Under Sync issues, what does no access permissions mean?

Hello Leandra,

The issue happens because OneDrive is trying to sync shortcut files (.lnk) for apps you’ve deleted or moved, and now it can’t access them. Open your OneDrive folder (usually under C:\Users<YourName>\OneDrive\Desktop) and delete those shortcuts listed in the error message, VLC Media Player, Adasa Camera, Photo Finale, and Digital Photo Professional. Then, make sure those apps are fully uninstalled by checking Settings > Apps > Installed apps.

If the errors persist, you can reset OneDrive by quitting it and running %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset in the Run dialog, then restart OneDrive. This clears old sync issues and refreshes the connection. The reason this happens is that your Desktop is synced to OneDrive, so leftover shortcuts cause permission errors. Once you remove them and reset OneDrive, the problem should go away.

This might help

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/onedrive-shows-this-file-can-t-be-synced-54f6e0d2-41d3-496a-826e-964e59333d7e