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If you delete something accidentally, you can navigate to the Recycle Bin online folder within the cloud and restore it by right-clicking on it and choosing Restore. Deleted items will remain there for some period of time before they’re permanently deleted. OneDrive has a Recycle Bin online just like your PC. Files that are local will have the green check mark. You can also force specific files to be kept locally with a right-click option. If an application opens these files they will be downloaded on demand.
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exe file may differ for various reasons, but it is usually one of the commands below. Next, you’ll need to enter the file path of the OneDrive executable file, followed by /reset, in the text box of the Run app. You can also use Command Prompt for this process if you prefer.
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To reset OneDrive on your Windows 10 PC, open the Run app by pressing Windows+R.
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If not, a full reset may be what you need. OneDrive will now restart and, if all goes well, will begin syncing correctly again.

To do so, type “OneDrive” in the Windows Search box and then choose the “OneDrive” app from the search results.

Once selected, OneDrive will close and its icon will disappear from the system tray. Click the “Close OneDrive” button to confirm. To restart OneDrive, right-click the OneDrive icon in the desktop’s system tray and then click “Close OneDrive” from the menu.Ī notification window will appear asking if you’re sure you want to close OneDrive. Restarting OneDrive may fix any connection problems that are causing OneDrive to not sync properly.
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Unlike a full-blown reset, which resets your settings and disconnects the connection between your Windows 10 PC and OneDrive, a restart just shuts down and reboots OneDrive while keeping all settings intact. Sound like a pain? It’s really not that difficult of a process, but you can always try simply restarting OneDrive. OneDrive won’t remember your previous settings.

Also, if you only selected specific folders to backup to OneDrive, you’ll need to redo those settings when you reconnect to OneDrive. What does happen, though, is any existing connections will be disconnected-the whole point of the reset is to disconnect and reconnect.
