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Suite (this is the desktop version, not Office 365, by the way) which she didn't want to do. She's also had to add the new OneDrive account to her Office 2016 Home & Business Bottom line is that she's totally lost, especially since there does not seem to be a functioning OneDrive UWP folder on her hard drive that she can immediately access (like with the old OneDrive) whichĪlso kept all her files in sync (it's really her boss's account that she's signed into, so she can update files that he's uploaded to the Cloud). The MSN Home Page, where's there's an icon for it. It and began to try to try and transition over to the new OneDrive UWP, first via a shortcut on her Taskbar (put there from the standard Windows Programs List) and then later (after she had untold problems) directly from the link in her Edge browser via Recently someone told her that because of the new Windows 10 built-in OneDrive UWP app, she needed to ditch the "old" OneDrive so she uninstalled To access a file she merely clicked on the OneDrive folder in Windows Explorer and off she went.
ONEDRIVE APP VS DESKTOP INSTALL
I hope somebody in this Forum can assist me with what I would think are some pretty simple questions.Īfter a clean install of Windows 10 Pro my client went back and installed the old OneDrive "desktop app" and was using it specifically with MS Word 2016 and Excel 2016, because that was what she was used to on her previous computer.

ONEDRIVE APP VS DESKTOP MOD
Note: I was told by a Mod in the Microsoft Community Windows 10 OneDrive Forum to move my post over here and so I am complying.
