OneDrive stores files on a hard disk drive.
OneDrive stores files on a hard disk drive.
I've seen the issue lately—loading from OneDrive takes a long time, which bothers me since I store all my schoolwork there daily. Every time I open it, my HDD seems to activate, even though I only want to use it for games. Checking File Explorer confirmed OneDrive is actually on my HDD, which isn’t what I expected. I’m wondering if this is normal or if something went wrong. Also, should I just delete it completely?
One drive keeps a backup of all folders you choose, giving you a physical copy. If you remove them from the settings, you can delete them from your drive, but they won’t sync across devices. Avoid deleting synced folders as they’ll be removed from all locations on your drive. If you have few folders and don’t mind performance, you can set the save spot to your SSD instead.
Alright so i moved it to my SSd, but now I cant erase the files off my HDD, it sayd i need permission from... myself? but theres no adminb screen that pops up to let me push it through
I accessed D:// via OneDrive, reviewed the details, checked the security settings, and everything appeared correct. However, the JPEG file size is still excessively large for my needs.
Launch an administrator command prompt, navigate to D:\, delete D:\onedrive, then proceed to check.