[Solved] Windows 10 Cloud OneDrive - No synchronization with the computer

Hello,

I'm trying to do like this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS9ZxeDNxMk
Unfortunately, after creating a folder in the OneDrive folder on my drive, it cannot be seen on the OneDrive page (1st minute, 6th second of the movie).
From what I remember, when I did it a few months ago, it worked well for me. Anyway, I had several files and folders saved this way. Unfortunately, it stopped working at some point. It is possible that I myself have unwittingly broken something.

When I right-click on folders in OneDrive, the options do not appear:
- Share the OneDrive link
- More sharing options on OneDrive
- Display online
- Select OneDrive folders to sync
just like on this page:
http://www.komputerswiat.pl/jak-to-dziala/2016/07/onedrive.aspx

My goal is to have a directory on your computer from which data would automatically be saved in the cloud in case I don't lose data if my hard drive breaks down. I am asking for tips on how to fix this synchronization.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Are you sure you are logged in to your Microsoft account?
If so, try uploading some files, but be forewarned, OneDrive is not an express maker, it may just take a while before it synchronizes,
Also check Settings> Mail and accounts to see if everything is OK.

Thank you for your help.

I am definitely logged in to a Microsoft account.

This morning I uploaded 2 small files again to the OneDrive folder. You can't see them on the OneDrive page so far.

I'm not sure if everything is fine in the settings. I don't see anything suspicious. In the "Sync settings" option, everything is enabled.

I am asking for further help.

On the taskbar (on the right, probably hidden under the arrow) should be the OneDrive logo, after clicking should appear a list of sent files, if it is not open Task Manager (CTRL + Shift + Esc) press Show details and look in the first tab whether the OneDrive process is running at all, besides, in File Explorer, see the OneDrive settings (they are in the popup menu), besides make sure you do not have a full account (5GB Free, 50GB paid, 1TB from Office). It would be good if you sent some screenshots (or priv).

There is no OneDrive logo in the taskbar. The OneDrive process is not running. How should I run it? The account is not full.

I am asking for further help.

Go to File Explorer and right-click on OneDrive, then go to Settings and see if there is something mixed up and if there are any, because if it is not there, then you probably put the files into the folder called OneDrive, which in reality is not a folder of this service.

Right click on the place from the picture:

There are no settings.

I am asking for further help.

Hello

Delete the program. Protecting data from this service's folder before deleting. Reset after removing the computer. After turning it on, reinstall the program by carefully reading the messages that appear. After installing, see if there are relevant entries in the firewall. There should be an entry from OneDrive in the autostart, if you do not need to create it.

After that, everything should work.

And it doesn't work because Win 10 itself interferes with the firewall and autostart, which can be manifested in this way.

Regards

icosie wrote:

Hello

Delete the program. Protecting data from this service's folder before deleting. Reset after removing the computer. After turning it on, reinstall the program by carefully reading the messages that appear. After installing, see if there are relevant entries in the firewall. There should be an entry from OneDrive in the autostart, if you do not need to create it.

After that, everything should work.

And it doesn't work because Win 10 itself interferes with the firewall and autostart, which can be manifested in this way.

Regards

OneDrive is an integral part of Windows 10 and cannot be uninstalled in the normal way, and the installation file is not generally available, I will try to develop a repair method as soon as possible, but for technical reasons not earlier than tonight.

kocans1025 wrote:

OneDrive is an integral part of Windows 10 and cannot be uninstalled in the normal way

Uninstall OneDrive And a quote from the document:

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The OneDrive app is installed by default in Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1. It cannot be uninstalled on these systems. However, you can uninstall the OneDrive app on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and some versions of Windows 10. On phones with Windows 10, you cannot uninstall the OneDrive app.

If you uninstall it, syncing your OneDrive folder will stop, but any files and data stored on OneDrive will still be available when you log in to OneDrive.com.

Windows 10

Select the Start button, enter "Programs" in the search field, then select Add or remove programs in the results list.

Under Applications and Features, find and select Microsoft OneDrive, and then select Uninstall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, enter the password or provide confirmation.

Installation: link

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The OneDrive application is installed by default in Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1. It cannot be uninstalled on these systems. However, you can uninstall the OneDrive app on Windows 7, Windows Vista, and some versions of Windows 10. On phones with Windows 10, you cannot uninstall the OneDrive app.

If you uninstall it, syncing your OneDrive folder will stop, but any files and data stored on OneDrive will still be available when you log in to OneDrive.com.

Windows 10

Select the Start button, enter "Programs" in the search field, and then select Add or remove programs in the results list.

Under Applications and Features, find and select Microsoft OneDrive, and then select Uninstall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, enter the password or provide confirmation.

Installation: link [/ Quote]
Exactly, some - old versions before AU.

Added after 25 [minutes]:

And one more question: Is the system 32 or 64 bit?

Added after 8 [minutes]:

You can still try to go to the path "C: \ Users \ [name] \ OneDrive" and check if you click somewhere in the folder will be these Onedrive options.
I combine the way to uninstall OneDrive, I will keep you updated on progress.

Added after 13 [minutes]:

Well then:
To uninstall Onedrive:
1. Launch Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc)
2. Find the Microsoft OneDrive process, right click and close the process
3. Go to the path "C: \ Users \ [name] \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft" and delete the entire OneDrive folder.
To reinstall ObeDrive:
1. Go to "C: \ Windows" and search in the search bar "onedrive", the file is called "OneDriveSetup.exe" exactly and is located in a subfolder with a little shapely name.
I hope my hint solved the problem. Regards.

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And one more question: Is the system 32 or 64 bit?

64-bit.

Your tips have helped me a lot. Just:
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Windows 10

Select the Start button, enter "Programs" in the search field, then select Add or remove programs in the results list.

Under Applications and Features, find and select Microsoft OneDrive, and then select Uninstall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, enter the password or provide confirmation

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1. Go to "C: \ Windows" and search in the search bar "onedrive", the file is called "OneDriveSetup.exe" exactly and is located in a subfolder with a little shapely name.

3. Follow the configuration program.

It is only now that I have summarized it. Initially, I performed other activities rather not leading to my goal. Unfortunately, OneDrive still stops working for me. Probably mainly after the system startup. So the problem has not been solved yet. In the future I plan to check the autostart and firewall. I'm going very slowly.