Oddly enough, OneDrive successfully set up, and all my thumbnails and functionality were back. "what worked for me is to run OneDriveSetup.exe from theĬ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\Update folder." What fixed it this time, was following the instructions from a different forum as follows: I had fixed the problem, and it recurred today, only worse. I tried downloading and using the Win10 OneDriveĪPP, but it's almost the same as going to the OneDrive website- it's not integrated with my PC's file explorer the way OneDrive has been for years. I'm still searching, but it appears that there are a myriad of different issues with OneDrive, each one with different troubles in different set-ups on differently configured machines. I have to uninstall and then reinstall OneDrive, which will work for a day or so, before it disappears again from the system tray. I get the same error message when I run setup. It's essential to me as I need my photos & files created in the field to show up on my desktop for easy opening & editing. OneDrive has become so frustrating to try to use that I may abandon MS altogether, and use Google, Amazon, or Dropbox storage. Programs, any file manager, or other uninstallation programs. However, it does not appear in Add/Remove Tried to reinstall from previously named file, and message said a later version of OneDrive is running and must be uninstalled first. I came back after a 4 daysĪbsence, and the computer had reverted to the previous OneDrive non-working state. The little icon appeared on the taskbar, files synced, thumbnails appeared and files opened.
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The add-on Windows app, which is useless.Ī couple weeks ago, I was able to re-install OneDrive with a program called OneDriveSetup.exe, and everything was copicetic for a week. It says OneDrive is not running on this computer. OneDrive folders and files still appear in Windows Explorer, but no thumbnails appear, and the files will not open.
Still need help? Go to Microsoft Community.I have similar problems on my home Win10 workstation. If your company’s administrator decides to disable OneDrive’s consumer sync app but to enable OneDrive for work or school, see Use Group Policy to control OneDrive sync app settings. This issue occurs when there's a Group Policy setting on the computer that prevents OneDrive for work or school from starting. If you decide to manually change this key or to remove the key without having your administrator change the policy for your computer, the next time the policy runs (typically after a restart, after you sign in to Windows, or after periodic updates), the policy is reapplied, and OneDrive for work or school won't start again. If the registry value was set as part of a Group Policy Object, the policy must be removed. In order to sync with OneDrive for work or school, the DisableFileSyncNGSC key must be removed or the DWORD value must be changed to 0 (zero). HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\OneDrive Before you modify it, back up the registry for restoration in case problems occur. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Important: Follow the steps in this section carefully.
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