![]() Open the run box just as before and this time type: ![]() Good news! OneDrive is still installed, it just needs a kick in the butt to reset itself. ![]() From here you may see a few things, so we’ll go choose-your-own-adventure style: Option 1: I see OneDrive.exe listed OneDrive is installed but screwed up This will open a Windows Explorer window at that location. In the run box, type the following: %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive. Go to your Start Menu and type ‘run’ then hit enter to open the Run box (or just press windows-key r). Don’t worry, you are not going to lose any files or data! It’ll just ‘refresh’ the install and, worst case, you’ll have to enter your login details again. The best place to start is with a general reset of OneDrive. Here’s the quick and dirty way to get it done… Check OneDrive’s status Fortunately, it’s an easy fix and everything resets itself without a restart. The icon in Explorer reverts to a regular folder and nothing syncs because the client program isn’t running in the background. Recently, I’ve had my OneDrive seem to uninstall or break itself. ![]()
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