u/OGBrewSwayne

I rarely use OneDrive web, but I'm trying to get into my vault from my desktop and I keep getting this error. It's working just fine in the app though.

Using a Mac Mini with Tahoe 26.6.2 and Chrome browser 152.0.7977.82 (latest version). I also tried using Safari with the same result.

Any suggestions?

This question was posted MS Community Support more than 24 hours ago.

Using SL on Samsung Fold 6. I have SL set to display a separate home screen on the (small) front display and on the (large) main display. But for some reason, the front screen wallpaper is serving as the (blurred) background for the Feed and App Drawer on my main screen.

It's a pretty minor issue, but the background on the main screen should be the blurred Wu-Tang wallpaper, but for some reason it's pulling the wallpaper from the front display. I was tweaking some settings and making changes to my setup today, so I'm 99% certain this is user error because it was just fine before I started messing with settings. Lol. Any help is appreciated.

Is there a setting or something that will allow me to rotate my phone and keep the same layout? When I rotate my phone, the widgets move and get significantly smaller. Video attached for reference. Is it my grid settings or the size/shape of my widgets, or something else?

Using Fold 6, SL6, KWGT.

Thanks.

Hello, fellow RVers. I'm looking for some advice on how to best address damage beneath my slide after a tire blowout. Looks like the tire ripped a hole through the vapor barrier, some thin paneling, and foam insulation. Guestimating about 10" long x 4" wide. Pics attached, but probably not the greatest because it's in an awkward spot directly above the wheel. This is beneath our kitchen slide.

So here's the situation. We are on the back end of our trip and will be arriving at our home tomorrow (Sunday). There's no rain in the forecast near or along our route. We have a full coverage warranty with AGWS (they already replaced our tire).

Should we worry about trying to patch this up for our drive home, or should we just roll with it as is and get it into a shop for repair? We picked up a can of spray foam, but I'm hesitant to use it. Any advice is appreciated.

Could be worse, but a blowout and sitting on the side of the interstate waiting for a tow isn't the vacation we planned for.

ETA: Thanks for the kind words and well wishes. The most important thing is that no one was hurt and damage was fairly minimal. We have full coverage tire replacement and roadside assistance that we got with our warranty when we purchased the RV last year, so other than sitting on the side of the highway for about 4.5 hours waiting for a tech to show up, everything was pretty painless.

For those asking/commenting about the tires: Yes, upon further review, they are old AF and probably should have been replaced by the dealer before they sold it. I did check them before we bought it and I could have sworn they were 2019, but I guess my eyes deceived me. I was planning on replacing them in the off-season, so I guess we're just moving up the timeline.

The good news is that we were already on our way to Elkhart, IN (we just pulled in about 30 min ago), so I think we're in a good place to replace all of our tires.

Caught this today (7/11/26) while exploring T. R. Nat'l Park in Medora, SD, USA. Temp was about 105°F.

Burger on an everything bagel with tomatoes, pickles, and smoky cowboy mustard.