This software comes by default with Office 2016 and in this case was making it look like SharePoint had an issue (while in fact it appears to be a buggy caching mechanism with MS Upload Center). In my case, though, it ended up that the culprit was the 2016 Microsoft Upload Center. Tracking down this issue ended up taking some time because I could not find a clear answer online. Like I mentioned, it may be in some cases that this is the culprit, but in my case it was not. In case you are interested, here is the discussion thread that implicates OneDrive. Some sources hint at MS OneDrive affecting the change date of files, but the system did not have MS OneDrive installed. I should also mention that the user had checked out the document directly in the SharePoint document library so there shouldn’t be such a thing as a local copy that was newer. Obviously this error message was confusing because definitely the version of the document in SharePoint was NOT newer than the one the user had checked out and was looking to check back in. The error would then show when the user attempted to check in an edited PowerPoint document. Specifically, the user’s computer had Office 2016 and was connecting to a SharePoint 2016 document library. In my case, this error cropped up in an Office 2016 setup. Confusing Microsoft Error: Someone updated the server copy?!?įor starters, I must say that this error message is cryptic and confusing to the end user, giving no real idea to the user what might be the cause.
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