Hello Roderick Chuck ,

Perhaps this article from Microsoft will help- 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/files-save-to-onedrive-by-default-in-windows-10-33da0077-770c-4bda-b61e-8c8e8ca70ac7

I would suggest resetting Studio to tray and resolve the access is denied issue

https://gateway.rws.com/csm?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0039395

And add Studio/MultiTerm you your AntiVius providers 'exceptions list'

Please let us know if this helped resolve the issues.

Thank you Steven for your helpful suggestions

I don't believe that Trados Studio is at fault here. The access denied issue arises from the spontaneous creation of the 9960e1b3-1114-471c-10a277af8c64 folder in OneDrive....Autosave (see above). As soon as this folder appears, Autosave no longer functions, and a restart of the computer is necessary.

I may have found another possible solution: simply deactivate OneDrive for as long as Studio is being used. I have been using Studio for several hours now wih OneDrive deactivated and so far (fingers crossed) I have had no issues with Autosave.

I have subsequently looked at the Microsoft file you recommended and it discusses the issue in a general sense, so thanks for that.

I will let you know of any developemnts!

Thanks again

This came up in a search because I'm having this issue...years later!

It seems to be the folders created in one drive.

Hi, how did you solve this?

Hi, how did you solve this?

I disabled Auto-save in Trados Options

I paused SYNC in One Drive while I was working and then un-paused it when finished working.

Although I did try using Studio with One Drive syncing and it was ok. But I think for a larger project, it's better to pause OneDrive Sync while working.

I can't find the Auto-save option, I have an older version 2017,. 

I'll try pausing SYNC in OneDrive. So change, years and this had nver happened. 

Thanks