When OneDrive opens automatically and executes in the background, it takes up a lot of CPU and memory usage and causes your computer to run slower.

Automatic synchronization of files and folders with OneDrive can take up a lot of network resources and affect the speed of your Internet connection.

OneDrive sometimes fails to sync files and folders and cannot be uninstalled.

Consider disabling OneDrive if you are having trouble using it in the following ways. OneDrive is one of the best options from a data security perspective, but sometimes it can cause some unexpected hassles and directly affect your computer usage experience. It's built into Windows 10 and Windows 11, so you don't need to download it to use it, and you can freely change the preset save location. 5GB of storage space is provided for free with OneDrive, and is built into Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Microsoft first introduced OneDrive, a web-based storage platform in 2007 that lets you save important files and data to the cloud and allows you to share and sync files across operating systems such as Windows, MacOS, Android, and iOS.

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