Windows 10 Build 10240 for PC is now available

simrick said:

It is?? LOL and how do you know that?? (j/k!)

Balkan, Europe, you know, I'm one of 10% with legal windows.

CountMike said:

Balkan, Europe, you know, I'm one of 10% with legal windows.

poset said:

Have you tried to zap the culprit file from the OD web interface?

Care to expand on what you mean? And I said I tried deleting it, but it can't be deleted...

Additionally I can not delete it because it says "the file is open in Microsoft OneDrive".

I also said it's only on the Win 10 laptop...

but it is not in any of my folders, nor is it in my OneDrive folder online, It's only on the Win 10 laptop

Sorry, I'm just not sure what you mean?

sygnus21 said:

Has anyone who actually upgraded noticed that OneDrive is continuing to sync files? Since upgrading to 10 on Wednesday One drive has been trying to sync this file...

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I've no idea what it is or where it came from but it is not in any of my folders, nor is it in my OneDrive folder online, It's only on the Win 10 laptop. Additionally I can not delete it because it says "the file is open in Microsoft OneDrive".

Also, If I stop OneDrive from syncing when I log in, the file disappears, but as soon as I turn on OneDrive, the file re-appears and OneDrive continues to try to sync it...

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Anyone else see this or have an idea? BTW all my other files and folders are sync'd and good to go. It's just this orphan file that's making OneDrive continue to sync.

Thanks.

sygnus21, try clearing the cache in the Microsoft Upload Center, the icon with the arrow pointing up. I had a few files doing that, clearing the cache fixed it for me.

Dude said:

sygnus21, try clearing the cache in the Microsoft Upload Center, the icon with the arrow pointing up. I had a few files doing that, clearing the cache fixed it for me.

Thanks Dude but it doesn't work for me

At this point nothing works. I'm just wondering what in the heck that file is? Never seen anything like it, but I swear it looks like a PID code

sygnus21 said:

Thanks Dude but it doesn't work for me

At this point nothing works. I'm just wondering what in the heck that file is? Never seen anything like it, but I swear it looks like a PID code

That is weird. Also try emptying the one drive recycle bin. Not sure if it will help in your case, but those two things fixed my sync issue

I already emptied the OneDrive recycle bin, still no go. Did that last night. And as I said, the file is only local to the Win 10 machine.

groze said:

Now that makes sense. I think it caused by upgrading system that has an oem-slp key. Microsoft said if you have a windows 7 pre-installed system, it should ask for the windows 7 oem key. I wonder if it really does. I don't know if he will be able to do a clean install of pro. I really don't see that much difference in windows 10 pro. When I was using windows 10 pro as an insider. I am using windows 10 home now.

I upgraded a Windows 7 OEM-SLP install to insiders build 10074, via the insiders page. Then updated to each new build via Windows update right up to 10240. After the 29th I opted out on that PC and clicked the stop insider builds. Nothing noticeable happened. Was left wondering if I was still running and insider build that was opted out or actually on the consumer release version? Windows update didn't show or find anything. I eventually did the free upgrade via the MCT "Upgrade this PC now" option, and it did it. The whole shooting match. I was expecting it to say your already running windows 10 or something? Anyway, no where through all that was I ever asked for a product key.