One Drive Keeps Opening

I have OneDrive disabled from starting when turning on my PC as I don't use it, but for some reason it started to pop up when I work with some programs and browse files. I'm not sure how to explain this properly, but for example when I click 'insert media file' in a program and a new window opens up where I can browse through files, this also pops up:Apart from that OneDrive appears in the tray.

Windows One Drive Keeps Opening As App

Windows 10: one drive folder keeps opening by itself depite closing or leaving it open in the background Discus and support one drive folder keeps opening by itself depite closing or leaving it open in the background in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; one drive folder keeps opening by itself. Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by dactarsaab, May 7, 2019. Re: One Drive keeps asking for credentials We have experienced the same issue on a number of occasions. We were advised by Microsoft to sign out of Microsoft Office (as you did) and also Internet Explorer.

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If I close it in tray and repeat the process it opens up again. It happens with other programs too, so it's not the programs fault.

How can I block it? It started one day all of a sudden, probably due to some Windows update. I'm surprised to say it doesn't work. For something so simple, this is really one stubborn little nonsense.

One Drive Keeps Opening

I tried downloading the file and doing it manually too (and yes I rebooted PC after one of each). To further explain what's going on, here are some print screens:No OneDrive active, not in the tray or anywhere:Opening file in OpenOffice (it's happening in other programs too, it's just an example):OneDrive window appears and icon in the tray appears too:If I close OneDrive in the tray the whole process repeats itself. It's almost forcing you to have it in the tray and on startup doing this. I don't know if something is messed up, or is it just simply some 'genius' Windows update. It wasn't like that a few weeks ago.

You said you don't use OneDrive. I recommend uninstalling it. I understand the reasoning behind wanting to keep it, but are you ever really going to use it?I have uninstalled it on all 3 of my Win10 systems. I did this a long time ago and haven't had to mess with it since. The Setup files are still on my system. I just tried to re-install it (in a virtual machine) and it apparently worked. (I used the /install parameter.

One Drive Windows Keeps Opening Windows 10

I got an error so I ran the uninstall once again, then I was able to re-install it).I can't predict how difficult it will be to re-install for everyone, but I was just able to do it. Also, it could be re-installed at any time by a Windows Update or installation of another Microsoft product, but I like I said above, I haven't had that problem. If you really need it later on and it's impossible to reinstall, you might have to reinstall Windows.If interested in uninstalling it, go to bottom of page:https://www.howtogeek.com/225973/how-to-disable-onedrive-and-remove-it-from-file-explorer-on-windows-10/.

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