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Try to delete it and if it gets deleted, then restore it back from the recycle bin.Check if “Upload Center” has locked this document.Open the document in the Online app and rename the file from there.Logout from MetaShare/SharePoint and login again.Some things that can be tested, to force the file’s lock to be released are: If this happens often, for a specific user, there could be some issues with the user’s Office application. Solution/workaround, when the other user is you SharePoint will sooner or later release this lock, so if you have patience, just wait for a few minutes. It normally happens when you close a document and the Office application does not release the information that the document is open for editing. This can however happen even if you don’t have the document open in another application. If so, close this application and try again. It could be because you have the document open for editing in another application. In some situations, this can however occur when the “other user” is you. This is an expected behavior and before you can edit the document, the other user first needs to release it/check it in. You will also get the same error message if you try to: If you try to edit a document that either has been checked out to someone else, or if the document that you try to edit does not have support for coauthoring and someone else is editing it, you will get this error message: Applicable browsers: Any browser Description