![]() I installed OneDrive from Microsoft and navigated around and noticed this "Unlink this PC" link that might be a good lead for unlinking the PC. ![]() I want to eventually use OneDrive on a particular folder, I just want to fully control what is being uploaded to the cloud and what is not. I do not have it installed on this machine. How can I get my Desktop, Documents folder, etc to be not stored on OneDrive? A lot of tutorials on this assume the desktop version is installed. It seems like this whole "local account" is just smoke and mirrors. Additionally, when I go into C:/Users/ I noticed that the user folder there is still the same folder that existed before I created the "local account" that I was currently logged into. So even though I do not have OneDrive installed it seems to be tightly integrated into Windows 11. The problem I noticed is that my Desktop, Documents, and a couple other folders are still in a OneDrive folder (C:/Users/username/OneDrive/Desktop). ![]() Navigate to the following policy: Computer configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\OneDrive Double-click the Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage key to open it. I had created a local user account hoping that by doing that and removing my microsoft account it would revert back to a normal file structure where the Desktop and other folders were all located physically on my computer. Disable OneDrive using the Group Policy Editor Press the Windows key R to launch a Run console, type gpedit.msc, and press Enter or click OK. I signed out of it, made sure OneDrive was not installed (it was not showing up in add/remove programs). ![]() I activated it with my microsoft account with the intent of removing it after. It looks like they got rid of the option recently. I could not find any other way to get through the activation. It forced me to use a microsoft account to setup windows 11. I bought a 2021 LG Gram which came with Windows 11 Home. ![]()
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