How do I turn off OneDrive/

Hello Walter,

You could use the method in the tutorial below to disable OneDrive integration in Windows 10.

Enable or Disable OneDrive Integration | Windows 10 Tutorials

Do you have OneDrive for Business installed? That would be separate.

What you could do and this may not be intuitive, is to set up onedrive and then set all the default folders that it includes in its initial settings to not be shared and you should not see the setup prompt again. If it complains that you have to have at least one active folder, create one somewhere out of the Way, (call it false Onedrive folder), include it as the only onedrive folder and forget it

milford said:

Didn't work. I got my pop-up back asking me to sign into my MS Account to set-up OneDrive. Right in the middle of a Nova video! There's got to be a way to turn off this pop-up.

It may be as simple as right clicking the OneDrive icon in the lower right task bar:



Then in the OneDrive settings tab, uncheck "Start OneDrive automatically when I sign into Windows"





If the OneDrive icon isn't in the lower right task bar, start OneDrive from the start menu, and then proceed with what I suggested above. It may or may not stop the OneDrive popup, as I don't sign into a Microsoft account; but it is worth a shot if you didn't completely remove OneDrive using a tutorial.

EyeInTheSky said:

It may be as simple as right clicking the OneDrive icon in the lower right task bar:



Then in the OneDrive settings tab, uncheck "Start OneDrive automatically when I sign into Windows"





If the OneDrive icon isn't in the lower right task bar, start OneDrive from the start menu, and then proceed with what I suggested above. It may or may not stop the OneDrive popup, as I don't sign into a Microsoft account; but it is worth a shot if you didn't completely remove OneDrive using a tutorial.

Yep...that's how I've always did it. Once I did, I've never been bothered by it again.