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Add option to disable OneDrive sync #9
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Heya, Thanks for bringing the OneDrive issue to my attention. It really is a shame how MS is ruining their OS by forcing features on people :/ Are you looking for a solution to disable/uninstall OneDrive completely, or just the folder syncing part? |
Both, honestly? 🤔 I would appreciate both a feature to disable OneDrive completely (to be put in the custom list) and to disable the folder syncing part (to be put in the default list). |
Fair enough! I'll have to look into this more before I can implement this though, since it affects people's files, especially disabling syncing which moves the folder locations around. |
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I'm new to Win11 and it's melting my brain... disabling the OneDrive nonsense would also disable the Windows Backup "feature," correct? BTW, thank you so much for your work. |
This is true, but some people might want to use onedrive without using the folder backup feature. So giving the option to just disable the folder backup can be useful. |
Agreed on having the option. Personally, I would disable both for office workstations, but I can see why someone might still want to have the option to use onedrive without the backup feature. Thank you again. |
I agree with it being an option, but it should be strictly that "optional" and not part of the default config |
This would definitely be an option, it will not be added to the default config. |
Just a short update on this. I've been trying to find a good, consistent way to remove OneDrive, but unfortunately it seems to be quite a mess. Sure, there's plenty of articles with all kinds of solutions for this issue, but I haven't been able to find a method that works well and is suitable for this script. Disabling OneDrive folder backups does look more promising, I'll be testing this soon and I'll update this issue if I have more info. P.S. If you have a good way to uninstall OneDrive via powershell or any other way (apart from manually uninstalling it) please let me know :) |
Good news! I have just pushed an experimental update that adds the option to remove OneDrive via winget. I haven't fully tested it, but it seems to work well so far. After removal any synced folders will still be inside the For the experimental ones among you, the experimental version can be found and downloaded here: https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat/tree/experimental To remove OneDrive select 'Custom mode' in the script menu, next open the App Selection UI by selecting option 3. |
…d more (#43) * Added option to remove OneDrive and Edge via winget (#9)(#38) * Added Microsoft Journal to Appslist.txt * Added menu option for removing apps without making other changes Other changes in this release: - Apps are now properly removed for all users - LastSettings file renamed to SavedSettings - Minor changes to menus, prompts & comments - Cleaned up & refactored script to improve readability
The ability to uninstall OneDrive has been added in 0d7910e |
First of all, thank God for people like you who make these scripts. I now have something to add to my Windows setup automation toolbox (which is annoying enough to use already, but that’s not your fault).
I am not certain if you have heard, but Microsoft has enshittified OneDrive via making it impossible to turn off Desktop and Documents folder sync, and have it stay off. The article I read (paywalled, unfortunately) says that there will be a Group Policy setting to handle this. I do not know what it is or if it has been released yet.
I just wanted to ensure that this is on your radar.
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