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OneDrive is a cloud-based storage service where you can view, browse, upload, and share the files you saved online to OneDrive. By default, OneDrive is set to start when you sign in to Windows to have all files in each folder you choose to sync in OneDrive on your PC is automatically kept in sync with your online OneDrive. Quit OneDrive by right clicking on the OneDrive icon in the Menu Bar (top RHS of screen). Open Finder / Applications and right click on the OneDrive app. Select ‘Siew package contents’ In Contents / Resources, double-click on ResetOneDriveApp.command – a script will run. Start OneDrive and re-enter your login credentials. I would like to automatize cleaning the Windows 10's start menu from all these default pinned apps that I'm not using. I don't want to remove apps, only unpin from from start.

With OneDrive Files On-Demand, files can be in one of three states. Each of these states corresponds to a file attribute state.To query the current state of a file or folder, use the following command:

  • /Applications/OneDrive.App/Contents/MacOS/OneDrive /getpin <Path to file or folder>
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Scriptable commands

Use the following commands to set file and folder states.

Files On-Demand stateFile attribute stateCommand
Always available
Pinned
/Applications/OneDrive.App/Contents/MacOS/OneDrive /setpin <path>
Locally available
Clearpin
/Applications/OneDrive.App/Contents/MacOS/OneDrive /clearpin <path>
Online-only
Unpinned
/Applications/OneDrive.App/Contents/MacOS/OneDrive /unpin <path>

Note

To set the file attribute state for all items within a folder, add the /r parameter.
Pinning an online-only file makes the sync app download the file contents, and unpinning a downloaded file frees up space on the device by not storing the file contents locally.
To set an online-only file or folder to 'locally available,' you must first set it to 'always available.'

© Reza Estakhrian/Getty Images You can manually update OneDrive if it's not automatically updating. Reza Estakhrian/Getty Images
  • You can manually update OneDrive from the 'Help & Settings' menu if it's not updating automatically.
  • If your OneDrive is experiencing problems, it might be because OneDrive isn't updating automatically for some reason. You can compare your current OneDrive version to the latest version number in the OneDrive app's Settings.
  • If needed, uninstall the current version of OneDrive before attempting to install the latest edition of the app.
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If you have a subscription to Microsoft 365, you probably depend on OneDrive to sync and back up the files on your computer to the 1TB of online storage space. Even without a subscription, you can still get 5 GB of OneDrive space for free.

/applications/onedrive.app/contents/macos/onedrive /unpin

Sometimes OneDrive doesn't work properly, though, and it's often because the desktop app needs to be updated. OneDrive should update on its own automatically, but if it does not, you can do it manually.

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How to manually update OneDrive

You can check your installed version of OneDrive against the latest version that's available for download, and download the latest version if needed.

1. On your desktop, click the OneDrive icon in the notification area in the lower right corner of the screen.

2. Click 'Help & Settings,' then in the pop-up menu, click 'Settings.'

© Dave Johnson/Business Insider Go to OneDrive's Settings to find the current version number. Dave Johnson/Business InsiderApplications Onedrive App Contents Macos Onedrive Unpin

3. Click the 'About' tab at the top of the OneDrive window.

4. In the 'About Microsoft OneDrive' section, click the version number link.

© Dave Johnson/Business Insider Click the version number to open the OneDrive webpage. Dave Johnson/Business Insider

5. OneDrive will open the OneDrive Support page, where you can compare the current version number for OneDrive with the version number in the OneDrive app window.


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6. If you need to install the latest version, you can click 'Download OneDrive for Windows.'

© Dave Johnson/Business Insider Click 'Download OneDrive for Windows' to install the latest version. Dave Johnson/Business Insider

How to update OneDrive if you have a problem

If you have trouble operating OneDrive, you should uninstall the currently installed version, then try to install again. Uninstalling OneDrive will not affect your synced or backed up files.

1. Click the Start search box on the desktop and type 'Remove.' Click 'Add or remove programs' when you see it appear in the search results.

2. Scroll down the list of installed programs and click 'Microsoft OneDrive.' It's often easier to search for OneDrive using the 'Search this list' search box at the top of the list of apps.

3. Click 'Uninstall' and allow Windows to remove OneDrive.

© Dave Johnson/Business Insider If you encounter problems, try uninstalling the existing version of OneDrive before installing the latest. Dave Johnson/Business Insider

After the uninstall is complete, open the OneDrive webpage and click 'Download.' Start the installer and follow the instructions to install the latest version of OneDrive.

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