Every time I boot my Windows 10 Pro desktop computer, I get a OneDrive pop-up message that says “OneDrive is not signed in” and it cannot sync my OneDrive folders until I sign in.

This started happening very recently and I’d never seen this problem until it started a couple of weeks ago.

I have signed in to OneDrive after logging on to my computer, but the pop-up appears the next time the computer is booted.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled OneDrive, but the problem remains.

I have disconnected the computer from OneDrive and reconnected it to OneDrive, but the problem remains.

I have checked all my OneDrive settings and cannot find anything that would cause this problem.

I have a Windows 11 laptop which is signed into the same Microsoft account and it does not have this problem.

I’ve run out of ideas! Can anyone help?

Thanks.

​Every time I boot my Windows 10 Pro desktop computer, I get a OneDrive pop-up message that says “OneDrive is not signed in” and it cannot sync my OneDrive folders until I sign in. This started happening very recently and I’d never seen this problem until it started a couple of weeks ago. I have signed in to OneDrive after logging on to my computer, but the pop-up appears the next time the computer is booted. I have uninstalled and reinstalled OneDrive, but the problem remains. I have disconnected the computer from OneDrive and reconnected it to OneDrive, but the problem remains. I have checked all my OneDrive settings and cannot find anything that would cause this problem. I have a Windows 11 laptop which is signed into the same Microsoft account and it does not have this problem. I’ve run out of ideas! Can anyone help? Thanks.  Read More

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