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That Windows account must be an Azure Active Directory (AAD) account or be linked to an AAD account through a hybrid authentication configuration (see Prerequisites below).īefore OneDrive.exe begins syncing, it will check the available disk space. If you enable this feature, OneDrive.exe will attempt to silently (without user interaction) sign-in to the work or school user account that was used to sign into Windows (known as the Windows Primary Account). This feature works for computers that are joined to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).

And if you don’t want OneDrive to automatically back up photos from smartphones or other devices, turn off the “Autoplay.” To do this, search for “Autoplay settings” on your Windows PC and it’ll pull up a window showing all the default actions that happen when you plug in a device into your PC.This article is for IT admins who would like to silently configure user accounts when deploying the new OneDrive sync app (OneDrive.exe) to managed Windows computers in their enterprise.

If, by chance, you don’t want OneDrive running automatically at all, go back to “Settings” and uncheck all the options or even the button that says “Unlink OneDrive.”.

But if you don’t want all of that, pick the “Choose folders to sync” and uncheck any photo-related options.

The default is to backup everything in the OneDrive folder.

Go to the tab that says “Choose folders.”.

Right-click the clouds and select “Settings”.

Find the two little grey cloud icons down in the bottom right of your Windows taskbar (at least this is where the icon usually shows up.To see what OneDrive has access to, find the OneDrive folder on your PC by searching for it in the Windows (or Cortana) search box near the start button. How to stop OneDrive from backing up photos, but why would you do that? – The Denver Post