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Select Microsoft OneDrive and hit the Uninstall button.Then, go to Control Panel, click on Uninstall a program.Rest assured, you’ll only remove the current OneDrive configuration settings associated with the respective user profile.Right-click on the folder and delete it.After that, expand the list and locate the OneDrive folder.Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft.Press the Windows and R keys, type “ regedit” in the Run window and hit Enter.Try uninstalling and reinstalling OneDrive and check if installing a fresh copy of the app solves the problem. Log in to OneDrive, and then change the location to your new folder.Ĭheck if giving full permissions to users, and placing the OneDrive folder in the upper C:\Users level did the trick.After that, click on Edit to change permissions and give users Full Control, and Modify.

Right-click on the OneDrive folder and select Properties.Then, go to C:\Users\UserName\OneDrive.Then, click on the Account tab, select Unlink this PC.Right-click on your OneDrive taskbar icon, select Help and Settings.Copy your OneDrive folder to your Users folder.Check if you can create your OneDrive folder in a different location. Microsoft doesn’t recommend using a portable device to sync your files. OneDrive Folder Can’t Be Created in the Location You Selectedįirst of all, if you’re using a USB storage device to sync OneDrive, don’t be surprised if you’re getting all kinds of errors.