Windows 10: One reason why OneDrive gets a bad rap

Having made some additions and deletions (less than 12 and small files) in OneDrive in Windows 16299.248, I switched to Windows 17604.1000. They both use the same exact OneDrive folder and both were up to date prior to the changes I made. It has been about forty five minutes and OneDrive is slowing churning away (Processing changes) and so far it has created over 200 database files (.old and .oldgz) and it is not through yet.

I have been a fan of OneDrive for a long time, but this ridiculous. No wonder it gets a such a bad rap by many people.





EDIT: I left my computer on over-night and this morning OneDrive was still Processing changes. It had created over 2500 database files and still could not figure it out. Enough of that craziness. I un-installed and re-installed OneDrive. Immediately after install OneDrive updated itself to a new version 18.025.0204.0003 (I had been using17.005.0107.0008). After the update and setup OneDrive "sped" through the Processing changes in just 15 minutes (fast based on my past OneDrive experiences) and created the "normal" (for my computer) 150 or so database files. It is up to date once again. Yea! Will it last?

:)

 

WINDOWS 10,VERSION 1703 - Installation problem

This is totally ridiculous! Why on earth should the average PC owner have to be a dam programmer to fix Microsoft's update issues?

This is why PC's get a bad rap, if they can't update the software they developed, why even use Microsoft?

INSANE!!!!!!!

 

Memory card not reading on my windows 10 phone (lumia 650)

So it seems to me that the card has gone bad. I would get a new one.

I know you have pics and other important data on it but it is just another reason to always backup to OneDrive in my opinion.

There is no key for it so you will have to replace.

 

Yeah....I'm not a big fan of onedrive either....where MS giveith storage space and then takeith away. That's what turn me off of onedrive. So I just disable onedrive all together. I use google drive where I have a special deal when I purchased my mobile phone. I received a free gift off 100 GB of storage space w/Google drive. Then I use the "backup and sync" software from google on my pc and set it up how I like. So all my saved data on my phone and PC all sync up together.

 

I hate onedrive and turned it off