Then run this command: OneDriveSetup.exe /allusers. From the Windows command prompt, go into the folder where OneDriveSetup.exe is located. In my case, it was in the folder: %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\21.150.0725.0001. What you are looking for is the OneDriveSetup.exe application. It may be helpful to open this folder in Windows Explorer just to find the sub directory you will need. %localappdata% usually means “C:\users\\AppData\Local\. Open a Windows command prompt (run as Administrator) on the affected computer, and change directory to %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive. If you are like me and already have it installed but in per-user mode, then follow these easy steps to fix it! If you want to read up on how to install via the per-machine model, this Microsoft doc will help: Install the sync app per machine. Microsoft had investigated this issue before, so the fix was quick. This means that Explorer was in elevated mode and OneDrive was running in per-user mode. In my case, this was a virtual machine in Azure, so it was the admin account I configured on the setup screen before provisioning. The issue surfaced because I was logged into the PC with the default admin account – the one created when Windows was configured. The result of my complaining was I received help from none other than Jeff Teper, the CVP at Microsoft responsible for many collaboration technologies, including OneDrive! Jeff put me in contact with Gaia Carini, the person in charge of OneDrive syncing! Not only did Gaia know what the issue was exactly, but she quickly got me fixed up. It wasn't a proud moment, but one born out of thx for flagging Jeff Teper August 24, 2021 So finally, I did what every reasonable person would do, I complained on social media. Then I searched online and found no documentation that would tell me why I was having this issue. I even rebooted my computer, which is a drastic measure to get this issue fixed 🙂 I checked to make sure the OneDrive virtual folder was there, and indeed it was. If you log into your Windows 10 PC with your Microsoft account, then you get more features with the OneDrive sync client as well.īack to the issue – I checked to make sure the OneDrive sync client was running, and it indeed was. This of course was not true, as this was a fresh, new Windows 10 PC and OneDrive is there by default. It was as if OneDrive wasn't installed at all. 
However, on the PC I logged into, those OneDrive menu items were not there when I selected a file. OneDrive Context Menu Options The Problem The OneDrive actions include Sharing, Version History, and deciding if the file should be synced to the machine or kept only online. This menu is extremely helpful in making your PC feel as though it is one with your portion the OneDrive cloud.
Normally when the OneDrive sync client installed, you can control file behaviors via the Windows context menu. Recently I ran into an issue with OneDrive context menu on a Windows 10 computer.
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