Windows 10: My old onedrive account is closed and I can't log into my new

Hello, My old e-mail account with my onedrive is deleted, therefore I cannot log into my onedrive account. When I try to log into a new account, it says that I must log into the old account first and add the new account. The problem is: The program won't let me log into the old account, because the e-mail is deleted!Can someone help? Thanks

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OneDrive not working created a new account

So basically , I cant access OneDrive easily [without logging in on their home page] and it wont appear in the taskbar. In fact when I tried to turn the icon on in task bars next to OneDrive it's gray and says closing . So 2 nights ago I wanted to get
rid of my old skype account and you cant just close it [urrgggghhh] you have to close your microsoft account and create a new one . Microsoft account closes for good in 60 days . Ok , got that. The Onedrive icon was still on my desktop at that point but not
logged in and I was getting a warning there was an issue. When I click on the icon it wants my OLD log in information. Appaently I did not "unsink" it . Now I can reopen my old account and unsink it? 1] would this fix the problem, if I reopen, unlink , then
reclose 2] is this gonna just make things worse with my new account? It really should not be this complicated. I should be able to just close or get rid of something I want to , without having to take 50 steps! So frustrated .

 

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?

 

Windows 10 - OneDrive

Right click on the app and one of the properties has an option to not automatically start it. Uncheck, restart the computer, and it should stop. If you want to go another step further, find the OneDrive app in the start menu, right click on it and uninstall.

If that is still insufficient, there is a batch uninstaller for OneDrive available online. I can copy the code here if you need it.