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I have made several attempts to get OneDrive to sync with my PC, without success. Mauro Huculak.❿
 
 

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Onedrive app windows 10 not working.OneDrive is not running on Windows 10!

Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn\’t match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Windows Firewall may block OneDrive from working properly on Windows 10 sometimes. Meanwhile, some third-party antivirus tools also interfere with OneDrive settings. So, you can turn off your antivirus and change the settings of the firewall to see if the OneDrive not opening on Windows 10 issue has been solved:.

In the pop-up dialog, click Change settings , scroll down the list of apps, find OneDrive and check the boxes of Private and Public. Then, click OK to save the change.

So, you need to configure it to make sure it works with OneDrive. If your OneDrive not running in Startup, you can also make some changes in the Windows registry to fix the problem. Type regedit and press Enter. After restarting, try to launch OneDrive. If the group policy is the culprit, the OneDrive application will open normally. So, you should either change its value data or delete it.

If the registry value is the culprit, the OneDrive application will open normally. Sarah has been working as an editor at MiniTool since she graduated from university. Sarah aims at helping users with their computer problems such as disk errors and data loss. She feels a sense of accomplishment to see that users get their issues fixed relying on her articles.

There are many simple fixes for this issue, and one can try them one after the other till the issue is resolved. I was not able to sign in to the account but now with these resolutions, I have resolved this ongoing issue, and all thanks to this wonderful content. I found the correct assistance by reading the articles and made OneDrive accessible and functional again. Your email address will not be published.

Lotus Notes to Outlook. Exchange Server Recovery. Outlook PST Repair. Exchange Suite. You\’re signed in. You have multiple accounts. SharePoint in Microsoft Office for business More Need more help? Expand your skills. I use the OneDrive for storing word documents.

When I go to another one of my laptops I get the message that someone has updated one of my files. Of course. That someone happens to be me. I also get continuous messages that files are not synching.

And when I use Word to write my documents, the spellchecker often seems to only have a limited grip on the English language. So, now we have nine tips where we need to do the fixing on behalf of Microsoft.

I don\’t recollect getting paid for this, I\’m an end user. I use Word and the OneDrive to expedite work. But with the continuous error messages about my files; the fact that there are no errors, that these are really flaws in the programming; that all shows to me that Microsoft does not learn from errors. To make things worse, windows 10 for me offers nothing of value.

The desktop is idiotic, none of the software packages enhance my experience as an end user, the whole setup is there for the benefit of Microsoft. So, please take your nine tips and go do something productive, like making your software work correctly. I have only MB files on OneDrive but shows 7.

This article bears a startling resemblance to a Microsoft support article named \”Fix OneDrive sync problems\” on support. But there is no mention of this as the source.

Would put a link to it but I am being blocked from doing so. Thank you so much! This really helped me! I have made several attempts to get OneDrive to sync with my PC, without success. The instructions posted by M\’soft state that certain arrows can be clicked on to make something happen, but on my PC, bought new with Win 10 installed, these arrows are not visible.

I can sync if I log in to OneDrive through my browser and then drag and drop the items I want to back up, a long and time consuming work-around to achieve what OneDrive ought to do automatically. In short, OneDrive is useless and I suggest that others do as I am now doing, looking elsewhere to cloud-store my files. Microsoft ought to be ashamed of the rubbish they now issue, in particular, forcing users to \”upgrade\” which really means paying for something you don\’t want or need.

It appears that the real brains behind M\’soft have retired, moved on to other fields or made so much money that they no longer need to work, leaving inexperienced third-rate people in charge. Whatever the reason, M\’soft is producing rubbish with iterations of its systems bringing scant or no improvements and intended only to create profits for themselves.

Articles like this are very helpful. However, OneDrive doesn\’t seem to work right for a lot of people. For me, it never seems to work as it\’s supposed to and on the whole makes for a time-wasting, very disappointing experience. I\’m sure MS is tired of hearing that their DropBox comptetitor is commonly thought of as a complete dog. If only there was now a fix for OneDrive deleting close to of my pictures.

Thank you for writing this article, as it helps me to narrow down where the problem is. In your 12 steps, at step 5 I think I have a selective sync problem.

There\’s a folder on my machine, within my Documents folder, which doesn\’t even appear in my OneDrive online. Why is that and how do I resolve it? The thing is integrated into the Os for goodness sake. This must be an old article as comments here are 3 years old! For me, built-in Onedrive on Windows 10 has, for the most part, been excellent on my SP5 and desktop computer.

I don\’t think I\’ve had any syncing issues ever, other than when my internet connection plays up. Worms fine for me without any issue. If all fails there\’s another tip: Provide extensive feedback to Microsoft via the feedback app.

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