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#HOW TO DISABLE MICROSOFT ONEDRIVE ON WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#

Here is how you uninstall OneDrive in Windows 11, Windows 10 or Windows 8, as well: Or you can use the Taskkill command to kill the process.

You can also go to the Task Manager and right-click on OneDrive Process to “Kill it”. You can simply click on Exit in OneDrive context menu that comes up when you click the icon in System Tray. But before you uninstall OneDrive, you have to stop the process. While you can remove or uninstall the Microsoft OneDrive app via Settings, you can also use the Command Prompt. You can enter credentials for other Microsoft account here.Ĭompletely Uninstall OneDrive using Command Prompt If you had not unchecked the box saying Start OneDrive with Windows, you would get a sign-on dialog for OneDrive. Restart the computer to implement the changes.

If you do not wish to sync anymore, uncheck the box.Ĭlick OK to close the OneDrive properties dialog. If you wish to use another account, keep the box against “ Start OneDrive with Windows” checked. To unlink the OneDrive app, right-click on the OneDrive icon.įrom the context menu that appears, select Settings tab and then click on Unlink OneDrive. If you don’t want to sync or wish to use another account for syncing with OneDrive, you can simply unlink OneDrive and use another Microsoft account for OneDrive.

#HOW TO DISABLE MICROSOFT ONEDRIVE ON WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

Read our article on how to Disable OneDrive in Windows. Unfortunately, Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) is not available for Windows Home edition so you may have to use registry tweak. If you just wish to disable OneDrive instead of removing it completely, you can do so using Group Policy Editor. This post tells how to completely uninstall OneDrive from Windows 11/10 using the command-line interface (CLI). Unlike many other apps, you cannot remove OneDrive via Apps and Features in Settings or Programs and Features, in Control Panel. With Windows 8, it became a part of the operating system. Until Windows 7, the OneDrive app was available as a separate app that you had to download so that files could sync with the cloud. It was also present in Windows 8 as an internal app. OneDrive is one of the apps that comes preinstalled in Windows 11/10.