Windows 10: Windows 10 One Drive Login at Startup

I'm sure this is basic to most of you, but here's my problem:


When I first got my computer with Windows 10, I signed up for One Drive with an old email. I didn't use it but I was trying to keep Windows from asking me to login or set up an account. A year or so later, I ended up using my new email address to create a One Drive account and signed up for Office 365 through the new account. Now, when I startup my PC, it wants a login for One Drive but pops up with the old email and asks for a password. If I hit the back arrow on the popup to change the email address, it has an error and says "try again?"


I have gone into settings and deleted the old account (as far as I can tell), but I still get a popup upon startup for the old One Drive Account. How can I clear the old and only deal with the new? Windows thinks I'm already logged in with the new account because I have full access to my 365 Office apps. I know this is basic but I appreciate any suggestions!


Thanks,

Josh

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