Try refreshing OneDrive and test whether you notice any changes.
If the error persists, follow the steps below to solve the problem.
If this is the case, wait until Microsoft has fixed the issues on their end.
Additionally, if your account is managed by an organization, contact your IT admin for further help.
exit of Your Account
Sign out of your OneDrive account on all of your devices.
Then, cycle your devices and wait until they go back online.
Establishing a new connection to OneDrives servers after logging out may help you solve the problem.
Unlink Your PC
If youre still getting the same alert, try unlinking your PC from OneDrive.
Reset OneDrive App
If the issue persists, reset your OneDrive app.
To do that, press theWindowsandRkeys on your keyboard to open a new Run window.
Paste the following command to reset OneDrive:%localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset.
Wait for a few minutes until your system resets the app.
The OneDrive cloud icon will then appear in the system tray.
If it doesnt, manually restart the app, and see if you notice any improvements.
Use the search field to locate theOneDrive app.
Click onMore Options, and selectUninstall.
Then, go to Microsofts website and reinstall OneDrive.
look to see if installing a fresh copy of the app solves the problem.
Then, unlink your PC from your OneDrive account.
you might also reset or reinstall your OneDrive app.
If the issue persists, contact your IT admin or Microsoft support.
