Windows 10: Can't sign in into my OneDrive account in PC

When I try to sign into my OneDrive account on my PC it takes so much time for loading after I put my E-mail and password and after loading for so long the window of loading disappears and still not letting me in, I tried to restart my PC but after I did that even the window of signing in is no longer available or shown so I can write my E-mail to sign in. How can I fix this problem? PS. I'm using Windows 11 pro and tried to open my OneDrive account on Google Chrome to make sure there is nothing wrong with E-mail & password and eventually all information were correct.

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Two OneDrive accounts question

In a small office we are in the process of renewing the main PC and have a query about OneDrive account.
I did not realise that the older pc which is running Windows7 had a OneDrive folder and has Office Home and Student installed, the ISP IMAP email account is used to sign in to OneDrive 5Gb free account.

On the new pc running Windows 10 Pro and Office365 Personal with 1Tb OneDrive storage, this pc also has a OneDrive folder which is attached to the Microsoft Outlook.com Office 365 Personal account.

We will be transferring all data from old pc to new pc so my
Questions are;

1. Can we keep the two OneDrive accounts? (With different sign in credentials)
2. Which account would automatically use the OneDrive folder on the new pc?
3. I assume that the best option would be to upload the data from the old pc OneDrive account folder to the new pc OneDrive account folder so that all OneDrive data is in the same account and OneDrive folder on the new pc. I am correct?

 

Can't sign into OneDrive after switching PC to local account


The reason the button to unlink is grayed out when you switched to a local account is that there's no account to unlink:





Your MS account was unlinked the moment you switched to a local account. To link a new or your old MS account, you need to setup OneDrive again. You do this by launching the OneDrive from the Start Menu and then clicking Get Started:

 

No onedrive

Ok, success. Had to unlink account and sign in again to change location to my E: drive