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The original poster, ineuw, is experiencing confusion due to multiple desktops after updating to Windows 22H2 and uninstalling OneDrive, and seeks a way to maintain a single desktop while removing others linked to OneDrive. Neemobeer suggests checking the directory properties and location tab to identify and differentiate the local desktop from OneDrive redirect locations. The overall discussion highlights frustrations with multiple desktop environments and Microsoft's push towards O365 services.
ineuw

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Updated to version 22H2 and uninstalled OneDrive, but there are multiple desktops which is very confusing and unnecessary for my work environment. How can I retain a single Desktop in the classic mode while removing others, including links to the nonexistent OneDrive?
 

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If you go to the directory properties and look at the Location tab you should be able to determine which is the "local desktop" versus the redirected OneDrive. I also find it annoying Microsoft is really pushing hard for everyone to use O365 (Outlook, word, Onedrive etc).
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If you go to the directory properties and look at the Location tab you should be able to determine which is the "local desktop" versus the redirected OneDrive. I also find it annoying Microsoft is really pushing hard for everyone to use O365 (Outlook, word, Onedrive etc).
 

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