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I have 10 .pbix files saved in a folder on my Microsoft OneDrive. I'm able to open 8 of them without issue. The other 2, when I try to open them, I receive a message indicating "There was an error reading the primary service from the application manifest." These files have been fine up until Friday when I started to receive this message.
I tried searching the forums and online to resolve the issue however so far have no had success. Some people who experience this issue seem to experience it with all files they open whereas with me, it's only 2 files. I tried pasting the 2 affected files on my desktop and launching from there and they launch fine, no issue.
The issue seems to be with the 2 files in my OneDrive.
Any ideas what's causing this or how to fix them? I read on one forum that someone was able to resolve the issue by renaming the files. I would prefer not to rename the files if I don't have to.
Hi @ahiemstra ,
Please check the following steps:
If after trying these steps you're still experiencing issues, please provide more details:
Are the affected files larger in size compared to the ones that open without issue?
Do you receive any specific error codes along with the message?
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Rongtie
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OneDrive sync seems complete, and I don’t see any errors.
I tried renaming each of the problematic files and they open fine with the new names. When I change the names back, the error message returns.
One interesting point is if I open Power BI first, then choose Open > OneDrive and select the files this way, they open fine.
Does this suggest an issue with the path? If so, is there any way to fix the path? The easiest solution seems to be to simply open the files from within Power BI, I’m just so used to opening OneDrive and double-clicking the file from there.
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