[New possible answer 2021-02-13 09:37 UTC]
Hi Andre
That more than one program is affected by this means the issue lies in Windows. I am guessing here, but maybe your Windows User Account has been corrupted, possibly from an update. It is probably worth asking on the Microsoft user forum but you could try creating a new user, Create a local user or administrator account in Windows 10, and seeing if that works properly.
BTW, It is probably why you can no longer use MS Office. If your original user account can be fixed then probably you will get back MS Office
[Old answer below from Feb 12 05:26:59 not relevant to this particular situation from subsequent input from OP]
Hi Andres. You have two issues; the first is that something is blocking LibreOffice from writing to your folders, the second is file associations. The something is probably Windows Defender but it could be another antivirus program.
LibreOffice blocked from writing to folder
Allow LibreOffice access to Defender Controlled folder
The below numbered list is from Use the Windows Defender Security app to allow specific apps
- Open the Windows Security by
selecting the shield icon in the
task bar or searching the start menu
for Defender.
- Select the Virus & threat
protection tile (or the shield
icon on the left menu bar) and then
select Ransomware protection.
- Under the Controlled folder
access section, select Allow an
app through Controlled folder
access
- Select Add an allowed app and
follow the prompts to add apps. You
need to allow access to
soffice.bin
Turn Off Defender (Maybe for dual boot)
Select Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Security > Virus & threat protection
.
Under Virus & threat protection settings, select Manage settings.
Under Controlled folder access, select Manage Controlled folder access.
Switch the Controlled folder access setting from On to Off.
3rd Party Anti-virus
If you do have a third party anti-virus go into settings and then look for something like anti-ransomware or folder protection. Have a look at the blocked apps list, if you see soffice.bin in there change it to Allowed (you might have to read AV help if not obvious). Otherwise go to the Allowed Apps setting and allow soffice.bin, this might not be easy so you might have to add the different LibreOffice executables (Calc, Writer, etc.) to the Allowed list. Note that 3rd party anti-virus might make files Read Only so you can create a new file but you can’t save it subsequently. Sometimes, you might need to reboot after allowing a program access.
File Associations
Click Start Menu > Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Set defaults by app > LibreOffice 7.0 (or 6.4) > Manage.
Click on each file type from .odb to .oxt and select LibreOffice as the default to open.
Add Microsoft Office Files by clicking on .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx and any others you want associated
Close window when complete. Cheers, Al