How to Turn Off Microsoft OneDrive Notifications

If you're tired of receiving constant notifications from Microsoft OneDrive, there are a few ways to turn them off or customize your syncing experience. Here's how:

Firstly, if you don't want OneDrive running automatically at all, go back to the 'Settings' and uncheck all the options or even the button that says 'Unlink OneDrive.' This will completely disconnect your OneDrive account from your Windows device.

However, if you still want to use OneDrive but just want to control what gets synced, pick the 'Choose folders to sync' option. Here, you can uncheck any photo-related options that you don't want to be automatically backed up to OneDrive.

By default, OneDrive is set to backup everything in the OneDrive folder. To change this, go to the 'Choose folders' tab and uncheck any folders or files you don't want to sync.

For more granular control over your OneDrive settings, right-click on the cloud icon in the bottom right of your Windows taskbar (or search for it in the Windows search box near the start button) and select 'Settings.'

In the Settings menu, find the two little grey cloud icons at the bottom right of your screen. These are your OneDrive folders. Right-clicking on them will give you access to their settings.

From here, you can see what files and folders OneDrive has access to, and adjust your syncing settings as needed. You can also pause syncing if you need to free up space or bandwidth.

By taking these steps, you can customize your OneDrive experience and turn off notifications that are no longer useful to you.

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