Windows 10: Programs defaulting to using OneDrive

I've been noticing programs are starting to defaulting to using OneDrive to save temp files, etc.

Is there a way to turn this off ?

:)

 

32-Bit Programs Broken, Defaulting to 64-Bit Directories

Hi Alex,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community. I understand that you are facing issues with data storage virtualization and I will direct you to the right Forums.

Since you have set up your PC on a RAID configuration, I would suggest to post this query on TechNet Forums. We have a dedicated team to help you with these type of issues.

Here is the TechNet Forum link:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/3f0662ee-56bc-428a-867f-738ad0bc69d4/sbs-2011-exchange-data-storage-keeps-growing?forum=smallbusinessserver

Hope this helps. Keep posting for any issues that you might face with Windows in future.

 

32-Bit Programs Broken, Defaulting to 64-Bit Directories

I set up my computer with a RAID configuration, two SSDs and a HDD. The SSD with my operating system houses program files and other core directories, but since the SSD is not very large I've established folders on the HDD to install programs to in order
to save space on the SDD.

The default programfilesdir is still C:\Program Files, and programfilesdirx86 is C:\Program Files (x86) .

However, my antivirus recently "broke," and I noticed it kept complaining core files were missing. I checked some of my "all apps" shortcuts, and realized a lot of the "Start in" fields used Program Files while the "Target" used Program Files (x86), rendering
them broken.

Lastly, I opened an install for a program, which I'm fairly certain is 32-bit, and it had Program Files instead of Program Files (x86) filled in as the preset installation directory.

So I think my newer programs are mixing up directories somehow.

Any help is appreciated c:

 

r-click Onedrive tray icon/Settings/Auto Save tab/then OK. See below.