Windows 10: PC Has Been Screwy With ReCaptcha and Cloud Services

Bought my PC maybe 5 or so years ago and been having slight problems along the way. Recently my computer has been acting up more often and more frustratingly though. I first noticed when I would try to upload files onto my Dropbox where it would either stay on syncing or show a "connection lost" error. I then switched to Google Drive and works some times but files larger than maybe a few gigabytes just can't upload and shows a "upload failed(38)" error after a few minutes.

Another problem that has been reoccuring that has been a trouble is that any site that uses ReCaptcha for logins have a connection error and doesn't work unless I use a VPN. I don't think this is an internet problem since I have more than decent WIFI and everything else works online. And I don't believe it is a Chrome issue because I have tried both ReCaptchas and uploading to Dropbox on Microsoft Edge as well.

Does anybody have any clue as to what is going on to my computer?Using Windows 10, AMD FX-6300 CPU and GTX960 GPU with a regular HDD.

Edit: Seems that uploading to Dropbox works when I have a VPN as well. Anybody understand the internet issue?

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I tried to remove OneDrive via the control panel, but its not listed. I also tried right clicking and Uninstall, but the option is not available. I found a tip using the PowerShell, but the removal failed.

I also failed to locate information on switching to my cloud service provider. Confer, "windows 10" change cloud service providers site:microsoft.com.

How do I:

• completely remove OneDrive from this Windows 10 machine
  
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reCAPTCHA

I found a website that I wanted to register to, at the end of the registration, before you click submit, there is a reCAPTCHA with the message below:

When you click submit you get the message missing captcha fields. I tried to contact the website to fix the issue, however, that too requires a reCAPTCHA, so you are not able to even contact the site.

Is there anyway to fix this issue if you are just a visitor to a website?

Thank you.