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I recently purchased and new Mac Studio and it came with Ventura 13.1 installed. Upon using onedrive I noticed that I can no longer search the content of the onedrive folder unless they are marked as "always keep on this device". Is there are fix for this? I never dont have this issue on my Macbook Pro running Monterey.
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There is a workaround. When you activate spotlight, type your search command, instead of pressing return, scroll to the bottom and choose 'search in finder'. Not as smooth as it used to be but workable.
There is a workaround. When you activate spotlight, type your search command, instead of pressing return, scroll to the bottom and choose 'search in finder'. Not as smooth as it used to be but workable.
Gabaghoulz wrote:
I recently purchased and new Mac Studio and it came with Ventura 13.1 installed. Upon using onedrive I noticed that I can no longer search the content of the onedrive folder unless they are marked as "always keep on this device". Is there are fix for this? I never dont have this issue on my Macbook Pro running Monterey.
if in doubt about your third party app—
search the developers website or contact their: Support/Help/FAQ/Known issues/compatibility/Updates
Microsoft Corporation/Customer service
1 (800) 642-7676
Microsoft support is very responsive and helpful.
Ask the Microsoft Community—quite an active resource
https://answers.microsoft.com/
About the OneDrive compatibility warning on Mac
About the OneDrive compatibility warning on Mac - Apple Support
OneDrive help & learning - Microsoft Support
The current stable release of Ventura including bug fixes, security updates is macOS Ventura 13.2
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
Thanks for the workaround but that actually doesn’t work for me either
Unfortunately I can’t contact Microsoft because if I say I’m a business user they tell me to contact my system admin (which I have and still no solution) or you call and say it’s a personal account and then they tell you to check online and hang up
Gabaghoulz wrote:
Unfortunately I can’t contact Microsoft because if I say I’m a business user they tell me to contact my system admin (which I have and still no solution) or you call and say it’s a personal account and then they tell you to check online and hang up
FWIW, that has never been my experience. You can try the Microsoft Help Communities where other Microsoft product users interact and help each other.
Same issue. I can’t even search Finder for files in my OneDrive. I previously had OneDrive/Sharepoint set up to show subfolders and the lot, but I had to do a complete system restore because of Office365 sign-in issues when I updated to Ventura. Now, I only have a closed OneDrive folder that is unsearchable even when I open it. It’s maddening, and I can’t find a workaround for my life.
What does not make sense to me is that, after having to factory reset my 2021 Pro because of Office 365 authentication errors, everything works fine, with the exception that Sharepoint is now OneDrive and the search engine is completely useless on the Mac. Perhaps this is a separate issue; however, I never experienced this previously and cannot find a way back. I came as a forever Windows user and that ability was key. I'm sure I'll find a workaround, but I have no idea what I did in the past.
I have the same problem than you, but for me, it is after I did the last update of macOS Ventura 13.2.1. Did you find a solution ?
I would hope by now you would have updated Ventura. Today they released 13.3.1.
Can't search onedrive files on Ventura 13.1 unless they are marked as "always keep on this device" Is there a fix for this?
