windows live OneDrive error AADSTS90093

[colestium]

What this error means and how to fix it?

AADSTS90093: The directory object quota limit for the Tenant has been exceeded. Please ask your administrator to increase the quota limit or delete objects to reduce the used quota.

I recently bought a microsoft 365 account and it only has a few files for test. Where does this limit increase? Any help? thanks.

[Stefan2]

Hi and welcome.

Which TC version do you use?

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colestium

It's a Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory) message.

Apparently, you are somehow running under Azure Active Directory in a multi-tenant environment within your organization.
Regarding such circumstances, it is a reasonable option to contact your admin first.

Otherwise, having the Microsoft 365 personal license, it is expected you are installing Microsoft 365 itself including personal OneDrive on your machine, login into your personal OneDrive using the account for which the license is purchased, to use your personal cloud in full.

You may right-click the OneDrive icon in the taskbar, then click/hover the "Settings" button, then click the "Settings" menu entry to see what account is listed there (under the "Account" entry), and to add (an)other account(s) if needed.

Also, as soon as you reach the "Settings" window you will see the OneDrive storage space utilized by/available for the account.

[colestium]

I get the same error on last version TC for windows and android.

TC-Version: 11.50 (windows) and 3.50 (android)
TC-Bitness: 32 and 64
OS-Version: windows 10 and android 10

Ms aplication OneDrive work fine both on android and windows 10.
Storage Metrics OneDrive 100.00 GB free of 100.00 GB

[beb]

colestium
There are three environment variables related to OneDrive:
%OneDrive% - defines where the personal OneDrive folder is located if there's only one OneDrive client on PC.
%OneDriveConsumer% - defines where the personal OneDrive folder is located (typically "c:\Users\colestium\OneDrive").
%OneDriveCommercial% - defines where the corporate OneDrive folder is located (typically "c:\Users\colestium\OneDrive - CompanyName").
Try to execute the following two commands from the Total Commander command line:

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cd %OneDriveCommercial%

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cd %OneDriveConsumer%

Upon executing the former command, Total Commander normally enters the corporate OneDrive directory.
Upon executing the latter command, Total Commander normally enters your personal OneDrive directory.
Apparently, you have reached the limits set up by your company, and can no longer write anything to that destination (your corporate OneDrive directory) [until you fix that].
"cd %OneDriveConsumer%" command ensures you are dealing exactly with your personal OneDrive (for which you have purchased the license, and have 100.00 GB free space).
Try to write something namely into your personal OneDrive directory, and then let us know if the error message still pops up.
Also, if the "cd %OneDriveConsumer%" command does nothing (leads to nowhere), it would mean that something is wrong with your setup.
Thank you.

[colestium]

Both commands work instant with no errors.

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cd %OneDriveCommercial%

take me to OneDrive with 100GB (MS office 365)

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cd %OneDriveConsumer%

takes me to Onedrive with 5GB (windows 10 free OneDrive, come with windows)

I can move, delete, rename files in both OneDrives

[ghisler(Author)]

Then where (in which directory) do you encounter this error AADSTS90093?

[beb]

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cd %OneDriveCommercial%

take me to OneDrive with 100GB (MS office 365)

2colestium

As I can see under the following links, your conditions (100GB OneDrive space) fall under the 'Microsoft 365 Basic' subscription plan:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/onedrive/compare-onedrive-plans
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/frequently-asked-questions-about-microsoft-365-basic-4f39a693-4dc6-47bc-82b6-c2ef5f3afa38
It is a personal plan created for one person that effectively includes nothing but the cloud storage extension to an extra 100 GB.
Microsoft 365 Basic is not relevant to commercial customers and is designed for personal use.
Therefore the fact that the 'cd %OneDriveCommercial%' command "takes you to OneDrive with 100GB (MS office 365)" looks weird.
It has to be accessible within the '%OneDriveConsumer%' scope.

This leads me to two ideas:
- I can't understand how it could happen.
- Something is wrong with your setup.

Of course, I won't name those ideas pretty helpful, sorry.

[colestium]

Everything works fine with the OneDrive account provided by windows (5GB).

BUT! with an account from MS office 365 (100GB) it does not work.

windows 10, TC 11.03, plugin Cloud 2.90

[step1] When I chose Network Neighborhood from combo box,
[step2] then cloud icon (folder)
[step3] then F7 (make new connection)
[step4] then I chose cloud service provider: (from combo box) OneDrive
[step5] enter user name (email) and click OK (all other settings leaved default) Then when I try that new connection folder i get this error.

That Microsoft account doesn't exist. Enter a different account or get a new one.

when in [step 4] I chose OneDrive New (Business+Personal)
and I try that connection after I enter password and accept Permissions requested
then in same windows Oauth2 login (webview2) I get this error:

AADSTS90093: The directory object quota limit for the Tenant has been exceeded. Please ask your administrator to increase the quota limit or delete objects to reduce the used quota.

And on Android 10, TC 3.5, plugin Windows Live OneDrive (last version).
After creating new connection and accepting permissions I get same error (AADSTS90093).