In the Registry Editor window, locate to the following address:Ĭomputer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Press Windows key and R key together, type regedit and then tap OK to go on. Way 3: Disable Microsoft OneDrive by Registry Editor
Restart your computer to make your changes take effect. In the next window, choose Enabled, and then click Apply > OK to save changes.
Double click the item of Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage in the right panel. In the left panel, navigate to the following address: Then you will come to the Local Group Policy Editor window. Enter gpedit.msc in the blank and click OK to continue. Press the Windows key and R key at the same time to bring the Run box. Way 2: Disable Microsoft OneDrive in Local Group Policy Editor Then complete the process of disabling OneDrive by following the on-screen instructions. Then a small window asking " Unlink account on this PC" will pop up, click Unlink account to continue. Go to the Account tab and click Unlink this PC. In the Settings tab, uncheck Start OneDrive automatically when I sign in to Windows. Click More and then choose Settings to go on. If it still doesn't appear, go to Start, enter OneDrive in the Windows search bar and then get it from the search results. Notice: If you don't see it at the right corner of the taskbar, you may need click the up arrow which stands for Show hidden icons to see the OneDrive icon. Select the OneDrive icon in the notification area on your computer. Way 1: Disable Microsoft OneDrive via Settings Here follow the below steps to learn how to disable Microsoft OneDrive in Windows 10.
If you don't need OneDrive anymore, you can choose to disable it. If you have your own trusted cloud storage service, you may find OneDrive redundant. Part 1: How to Disable Microsoft OneDrive in Windows 10
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