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Hey Guys,
The looks applicable to the issue your having ... http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/wi...aults-restore/
I reset Windows 10 and it resolved the problem
Thanks again for the help
Hi Durangoforcards, when you reset your PC did you choose the option to keep your personal files or remove?
Hi I just setup my windows 10 pc and came across the same problem with the same error as Durango. I had set up windows with onedrive and regretted it soon. I didn't know it was going to take over all of my libraries and then alert me that I wasn't going to have enough space in onedrive. Although I did follow another website's instructions to get the libraries to point to my local drive, I couldn't get This PC to point to the correct drive, and I kept getting that same error when I tried.
So, after Durango went and reset his windows, I knew I would not do that since I had just spent hours installing software yesterday. So, I kept looking at onedrive generic solutions.
The solution exists in TenForums in this link: Turn On or Off OneDrive PC Folder Backup Protection in Windows 10
Once I turned off the onedrive backup protection, everything in This PC pointed to my local drive automatically! Yay! The other changes I made to libraries stayed the same (I made libraries point to both my local drive and my onedrive). So, I don't know what will happen to other people who may not have done that. Maybe libraries would convert to just local just like This PC did, maybe not.
Anyway, I hope this saves someone a lot of time in the future. Cheers!