
I would really appreciate if I could receive further direction on reported issue. My client has already purchased office 365 subscription but I am unable to move to production due to this issue.
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Return to classic OneDrive or View in File Explorer options are not working for me in IE on Windows Server 2019. I am redirected to a blank page. If I open IE Debug Console, it lists multiple "Error: 'RegisterSod' is undefined". However, the same works good on another Windows 10 machine using IE 11.
I would really appreciate if I could receive further direction on reported issue. My client has already purchased office 365 subscription but I am unable to move to production due to this issue.
Hi @Haroon Rashid Aftab ,
According to my research and testing, please try to do a troubleshooting:
In addition, Microsoft Internet Explorer is no longer a supported browser. In order to avoid some functional limitations on IE, we recommend you to use other browsers, such as Microsoft Edge.
More information for reference: OneDrive system requirements
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Hi @Tong Zhang_MSFT ,
Thanks for your consideration and reply.
I basically need "Open in File Explorer" option as it allows me to connect using a network drive and ability to do directory/file operations directly from within Windows File Explorer. This option is only available when using IE11. For other browsers including Microsoft Edge it is disabled.
It does the authentication/authorizarion for me so I could use below URL to map a drive:
https://xxx-my.sharepoint.com/personal/xxx/Documents
If I directly try to map a network drive without using this option then it gives me access deined:
Regarding your suggestion, I have already tried all options listed on this thread:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/open-with-explorer-not-working/785cdae2-810e-48ce-b647-b0276830efb2