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Multiple OneDrive installation can exist on one computer, as demonstrated in the screenshot below which shows I am running three different versions.

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OneDrive for Business that’s included in Microsoft Office Professional Plus.

To keep things simple, I am going to keep my focus on only two types of OneDrive: Whichever category you might belong to, my goal is to provide some assistance in this article. Consumers call it a nightmare, while consultants call it a job security. You can only imagine the issues you are going to run into when you are working with more than one types of OneDrive.

Cloud-based OneDrive that is included in Office 365.

Cloud-based OneDrive that comes with a Microsoft account (e.g.

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You can also download OneDrive for Business client from Microsoft’s Web site, which is the same OneDrive for Business that is included in Microsoft Office and is installed locally.

Microsoft Office Professional Plus) and is installed locally.

OneDrive for Business that is part of Microsoft Office (e.g.

Personal OneDrive that comes with Windows 10.

These are the flavors of OneDrive that I am familiar with.

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For the purpose of this article, I will assume you are running Windows 10 operating system.

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This can be challenging in certain scenarios and frankly things can potentially get messy depending on the type of software you have installed on your computer and how many versions of OneDrive are you running at one time.

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In this article, I will offer some guidance on how to synchronize OneDrive for Business on your computer to OneDrive in the cloud (Office 365). For home users, or people who work for small businesses that don’t have an IT support staff, dealing with OneDrive issues can be a pain. Okay, I may be exaggerating but dealing with multiple versions of a product is a challenge for an information worker who just wants to use the product and doesn’t want to become an expert on the multiple versions of OneDrive. It seems like if Microsoft keeps coming up with new flavors of OneDrive, one day they will offer more flavors than Baskin-Robbins. I just spent 2 hours reading through posts and on and off this users back and forth with Bri and here it is magically on page 2 after he gave up on it.Just like Microsoft Skype has at least four different versions that I am aware of, OneDrive comes in many flavors. Year + later and trying to remove OneDrive from one of my user's machines in Win 10 Pro. I rebooted after that and still saw the icon there when I logged back in, but after I tried clicking on that icon again, the Desktop refreshed and the icon went into hiding. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel and look for and change the value from 0 to 1. To hide this icon you can edit the following registry key: This happened to me after I clicked on the OneDrive icon in the Start Menu, even though my group policy doesn't allow anyone to save files to OneDrive, and even though I don't allow OneDrive to start automatically. It is true that OneDrive might put an icon on your desktop that cannot be deleted. I have no problem using other people's computers, it's just that my tweaked environment is far more productive. In particular, I find that Microsoft frequently adds new features to solve problems that I found solutions to myself many years ago (and that merely clutter the screen), whilst taking away options that I found very useful (for no obvious reason). Learning curves are painful, but ultimately necessary.įor many people, it's not a question of not being able to use the new UI, but simply that the old one was more efficient.

When you do that, and you find yourself on other machines, you're as lost as you were when you first encountered the new environment and never learned how to use it. This is why I discourage my blind and visually-impaired clients from making massive overhauls, even via regular settings, of their OS environments. I get why people (pretty much all people) like things they're familiar with, but learning how to operate in various OS environments "as designed" is essential, at least if you have any occasion to have to use machines other than your own. I knew of Classic Shell, but never used it and never encouraged my clients to use it. It's a (well known) replacement for the start menu. the start button is not like anything I've seen, either.