- Sep 18, 2013
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Hi all, I couldn't really find an answer to my question here so here goes. I've just migrated to Windows from MacOS (which I used since 1989) and while most of it has been smooth sailing and caused me quite a few smiles (turns out there still ARE computers that allow you to stick new memory in - who'd have thought), I've also had a few issues that took more energy.
One of these concerns OneDrive. I'm not using it, de-installed it and now see that it's still on my machine - kindasorta. My Desktop resides in a OneDrive folder, as do a few other ones, yet I also have "Desktop" and "Document" folders in the root of my user account. Files in he latter Desktop folder don't show up on the actual desktop. I'm kind of a neat freak, and somehow it bothers me no end to have two of these.
Is it possible to eliminate all the OneDrive stuff from my drive without too much hassle and without causing catastrophy?
One of these concerns OneDrive. I'm not using it, de-installed it and now see that it's still on my machine - kindasorta. My Desktop resides in a OneDrive folder, as do a few other ones, yet I also have "Desktop" and "Document" folders in the root of my user account. Files in he latter Desktop folder don't show up on the actual desktop. I'm kind of a neat freak, and somehow it bothers me no end to have two of these.
Is it possible to eliminate all the OneDrive stuff from my drive without too much hassle and without causing catastrophy?