Select the icon you see on your pc from the list below, and we'll show you the steps to help get you syncing again. Next, check the onedrive icon in your system tray for any sync error messages and use help & settings > view sync problems to identify issues. Reset onedrive resetting microsoft onedrive can sometimes resolve sync issues and resets all onedrive settings
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Onedrive will perform a full sync after the reset
You won't lose files or data by resetting onedrive on your computer
Resetting onedrive only disconnects all your sync connections (including personal and work or school). To try this, first open onedrive settings > account > choose folders and confirm the correct folders are selected for syncing Based on what you’re seeing, this is most likely a cloud sync delay or metadata issue, not something wrong with your pc or files Resetting onedrive and checking for hidden upload errors are the best next steps.
In the account tab, verify that onedrive is syncing with the correct microsoft account and check that the folders you want to sync are selected If onedrive is not syncing, restart the app. If onedrive is using too much space on your hard drive, consider moving files out of the onedrive folder or adjusting your sync settings to sync only specific folders instead of everything By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issues with onedrive not appearing in the taskbar and syncing problems.
Search for onedrive in the start menu and open it
If you're unable to access onedrive on your pc after updating to windows 11, this may be due to a sync disruption or a missing configuration Here are a few steps you can try Open the start menu, search for onedrive, and ensure the app is running If it doesn’t launch, reinstall onedrive using the latest version from microsoft’s official site.
To fix, make sure both windows and onedrive are up to date
