Remove Sharepoint on Mac

Question

This will be the second time I sent an email.

How did you uninstall Sharepoint from MAC!

I keep getting an annoying popup see below

Thank You

Roger O'Brien

******@msn.com

Answer 1

Hello,

Greetings for the day! I’m an, Independent Advisor and Microsoft user like you. Thanks for posting the query here at this forum.

Could you please try to remove the saved credentials in the MAC machines?

1. Remove saved credentials:
2. In the Spotlight search type Keychain
3. Select Keychain Access
4. Alternatively, if you are unable to see the Keychain under the spotlight, select the Utility folder and open Keychain Access
5. Look for Exchange
6. Then, locate "SharePoint" Cached Credential entry and delete it
7. Restart the device
8. Clear the App Cache Clearing all those temporary files stored in the app cache folder may help you solve this issue. The cache might be interfering with your current Office session.
9. Quit Microsoft apps - Office / Teams.
10. Navigate to “~/Library/Application Support/Microsoft
11. Select the Office app that’s causing the alerts.
12. Delete all the files from that folder and restart the app.
13. Restart your device

For additional info please refer this link - https://appletoolbox.com/microsoft-wants-to-use-your-confidential-information-mac/

Hope this information would be useful to you. Please feel free to get back if you need any additional info.

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Answer 2

Been there, done that. It still pops up.

Can I just remove sharepoint from my Mac? I don't use it.

Answer 3

Any news with this issue?

I have exactly the same problem. It is annoying and I don't know how to fix it.

Thank you!

Answer 4

How do you do this?

2. Navigate to “~/Library/Application Support/Microsoft

You assume people know but I don't how/where to find this.

Thanks

Answer 5

It doesn't matter anyway, it doesn't work. The issue is, consider it a Microsoft Virus. There is only one way to rid yourself of it. Remove outlook. If you can't, then you have to give your password to the popup. You can't decline. It'll just come back. You can't uninstall sharepoint. It is part of Outlook.

It is why folks should stop using Microsoft in all things, but that will take some time for businesses to realize. In the meantime, just let Microsoft have it's way. If sharepoint wants access to your PC or Mac, even if you don't want to give it access, you must. Simple as that.