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OneDrive sync 64-bit for Windows now in public preview
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I'm aware there are various insider tracks so I was just wondering if one could be causing a problem, that's all.
I could check it on my insider laptop but I don't always use it and it isn't always kept up to date.
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Just installed in on my Education version of Win 10 Pro on my backup system. About tab reads 64-bit...
Pulled the image from the OneDrive folder. FYI, the system doesn't have Office installed on it yet. In case that becomes a question.
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Might be what flavor of Office. Mine on the laptop that is ok, is O365. There's a bunch more, I think.
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I currently don't have any copy of Office installed. I can install Office 365, I just haven't done it yet.
Anyway this is my backup system so I don't mess with it much. Last night I turned it on and found I'm missing a lot of stuff
I just did a clean install of Education about 7-8 months ago and forgot about the machine. Currently getting it set up now. In fact I'm posting from it as I get more stuff installed.
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I haven't looked through every post on this thread so apologies if this URL has been posted already.
There is a growing thread on the OneDrive blog where users are posting re similar issues raised here.
OneDrive sync 64-bit for Windows now in public preview - Microsoft Tech Community
HTH
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This is all very strange, I am assuming that if Task Manager is saying it's 64-bit, it *has* to be, right?
The OneDrive.exe is 2053KB, same as f14tomcat's. The 32-bit was 1896KB.
A couple of other things: I originally wasn't using OneDrive so uninstalled it. It got re-installed with Office (which might explain why it was in my Program Files (x86) folder). Also, Office was installed using the offline image file, O365HomePremium.img, that was definitely a 64-bit install as About Office confirms that.
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