Instead, Microsoft employs a zero-standing access policy. I finally found an answer in one of the newer answers on this forum thread. Microsoft OneDrive for Business doesn’t have a zero-knowledge encryption model, but it has something close. 5) Open browser to Sharepoint Site/One Drive directory, choose sync. 3) Shutdown OneDrive on Mac and close browser. Easily capture whiteboards and scan work receipts, business cards, and other paper. Create, view, edit, and share files on the go with the OneDrive mobile app. Share and collaborate from anywhere, on any device. If you still find that OneDrive is not syncing, continue. Access and protect your business and school work with this intelligent files app. Even uninstalling and reinstalling OneDrive didn’t do it, because it just pulled both sets of credentials out of my keychain again. Yes, this worked for me, complete workflow: 1) Configure > Security > enable 'Isolate Windows from Mac'. On Windows 10, close any open programs, select the start menu, click the power icon and choose restart.

Searching wasn’t helpful, since mostly I found info on how to disconnect from an account that did still exist. I could quit the extra instance of OneDrive and forget about it until the next reboot, but there’s no way to disconnect it without logging in – and the account didn’t exist anymore.

Eventually I deleted the extra “personal” account since we were consolidating.īut every time I restarted the MacBook, it would try to connect to both OneDrive accounts for syncing. On my work computer I used to have two OneDrive accounts, one Business and one that Microsoft considered “Personal” even though it was used for work files on my work address.

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