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The original poster is frustrated with unwanted duplicate files and folders appearing in OneDrive, which they do not use. A reply explains that a Windows update automatically integrated OneDrive into the system, moving documents there without explicit notice. The contributor suggests that users can disable or adjust OneDrive settings to prevent this, though many tolerate its presence.

docweathers

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Many times duplicates of files and folders end up in one drive. I never use one drive and I would like to stop whatever is causing this.
 

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Microsoft pushed onedrive as part of a Windows update they didn't tell people about... all your document files got moved from where ever they were into the onedrive folder

you can adjust or disable onedrive from its settings but most people leave it \ put up with it

ussnorway

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Microsoft pushed onedrive as part of a Windows update they didn't tell people about... all your document files got moved from where ever they were into the onedrive folder

you can adjust or disable onedrive from its settings but most people leave it \ put up with it
 
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