Open the SPO location, and verify that this file is, indeed, not there. The suggested solution is to manually reindex the site, or wait until the site reindexes through the automatic background process. You might see this error message when you run an eDiscovery search that includes SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business locations.
It means that we were going to try to export the item that's reported in the index, but the item turned out to be a folder. Therefore, we did not export it. As mentioned in the error message, we don't export folders, but we do export their contents. An eDiscovery search fails and returns a "recipient not found" error message. This error might occur if the user object cannot be found in Exchange Online Protection EOP because the object has not synced. Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell.
There should be a mail user object for the user question. If nothing is returned, investigate the user object. Contact Microsoft Support if the object can't be synced. When performing a Content search or a search associated with a Core eDiscovery case, a transient error occurs and the search fails with a CS error. Update the search and reduce the complexity of the search query. For example, a wildcard search might return too many results for the system to process, which causes a CS error.
When exporting search results from Core eDiscovery or Content search in the Microsoft compliance center, the download takes longer than expected. You can check to see the amount of data to be download and possibly increase the export speed. Find the amount of data that's to be downloaded in the SearchResults and SearchStatistics parameters. In the results field, find the data that has been exported, and then view any errors that were encountered.
Check for any errors in the Trace. If you still have issues, consider dividing searches that return a large set of results into smaller searches. For example, you can use date ranges in search queries to return a smaller set of results that can be downloaded faster.
When you export search results from Core eDiscovery or Content search in the Microsoft compliance center, the export process is not progressing or appears to be stuck.
If necessary, rerun the search. If the search last ran more than seven days ago, you have to rerun the search. When you run an eDiscovery search, if the search continually fails and returns an error message that resembles "Internal server error occurred," you might have to rerun the search on specific mailbox locations only. But if you like, it can also output compressed files to a specified folder path. The program can automatically remove the restriction from protected PDF files as well.
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