As we can't solve that problem, you need to upgrade to a more recent version of Word (at least Word 2013). Word 2010 will crash if a file is opened from a WebDAV mount. Currently there is a known problem with Word 2010.You can solve this problem by restarting the service WebClient. When the connection to a server address fails the Microsofts WebDAV client won't try this connection again.The WebDAV client has a bug that those files aren't deleted automatically after the upload was successfull.The files that get uploaded via WebDAV are first stored at "%systemdrive%\windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\Temp\TfsStore\" If the Systemdrive is full no upload is possible.Currently there are known bugs in Microsofts WebDav client:.Replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with your login to the cloud. Net use Z: /user:USERNAME PASSWORD /persistent WebDAV in browser is not allowed, please use clients to use the WebDAV. On all WebDAV traffic will be SSL-encrypted. Other users require at least read permission on the folder for access, otherwise the access will be blocked. In case of the cloud it's the email you've registered / purchased with and the password you have set in the past. To access folders via WebDAV it is required to authenticate with login to the cloud. Many operating systems come with built-in WebDAV support and allow to upload, access and explore files stored in the cloud without the client or any additional software installed. WebDAV access is not available if you are syncing folders between clients only. Files (or folders) stored in the cloud can be accessed via WebDAV.
It was defined in rfc4918 and evolved to a de-facto standard. It is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol which allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers. WebDAV means Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning.
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