This makes OneDrive stop syncing your files, and it’s a mandatory step if you want to move the OneDrive folder somewhere else. When OneDrive asks you if you’re sure that you want to unlink your PC, confirm the action by pressing the Unlink account button. In it, select the Account tab, and then click or tap the “Unlink this PC” link. Next, Windows 10 shows you another window called Microsoft OneDrive. This brings up a menu with various options - select Settings from it. Click or tap on the Help & Settings button. The previous action opens a pop-up window with details about OneDrive and the last actions it took on your Windows 10 PC. Opening OneDrive from the Windows 10 Start Menu You find its shortcut in the list of apps starting with the letter O. TIP: If you can’t find the OneDrive icon in the system tray, you can open the OneDrive app from the Start Menu. You’re going to find OneDrive in the list of hidden icons. If you don’t see it there, press the small upward arrow from the system tray.
On the right side of the taskbar, you should see OneDrive’s icon. However, you can do it fairly quickly by following the next steps: How to change the location of OneDrive in Windows 10 You might assume the location change works as it does for other user folders ( read: How to change user folder locations in Windows 10 (Documents, Downloads, etc.), but that’s not true. This means that, in Windows 10, OneDrive stores your files at the following default location: “C:\Users\Your User Account\OneDrive.” If you want to store your files on another drive, partition, or folder, there’s no obvious way to change OneDrive’s default location.
The default folders from a Windows 10 user account There, you can see all your user’s standard folders: Documents, Pictures, OneDrive, and others. Access it, and then open your user account folder.
What does that mean? If you open File Explorer and go to the drive where Windows 10 is installed, you find a folder named Users. In Windows 10, OneDrive is also a user folder. Where does OneDrive store data in Windows 10?
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