Windows 10: Windows 10 Update & OneDrive Issues KB5034441, KB5001716, 0x8004de44

Recently I got signed out of my OneDrive account for college due to a password change, though when I'm trying to sign in I'm getting a problem where it's looping the logging in screen and got this error:But before this I would like to fix my Windows updates, it started with the one update that was broken and I was waiting a fix on and now it's two. Lovely.As you can see there are two updates that are currently just not playing ball and I've tried manually changing the partition for KB5001716, guess what? I followed the guide and only made it worse. : Lovely piece of OS this is, honestly if Li

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Windows 10 Update & OneDrive Issues (KB5034441, KB5001716, 0x8004de44)

Recently I got signed out of my OneDrive account for college due to a password change, though when I'm trying to sign in I'm getting a problem where it's looping the logging in screen and got this error:






But before this I would like to fix my Windows updates, it started with the one update that was broken and I was waiting a fix on and now it's two. Lovely.





As you can see there are two updates that are currently just not playing ball and I've tried manually changing the partition for KB5001716, guess what? I followed the guide and only made it worse. Lovely piece of OS this is, honestly if Linux had more support for things I would never use Windows again. This is becoming a joke.

This is the guide I followed.

And this is what my reagentc looks like now.





I'm pretty sure the Windows RE location is not supposed to be that but I'm not sure because consumers should not be fixing these problems. These should be tested before being pushed out, that's why there's different stages to development cycles, so use them. What happened to the testing stage?





Any help regarding this would be lovely because Windows doesn't know what they're doing themsevles. And well if it can't be fixed then I guess I'm switching to Linux. :/

Thanks in advance,

~Jordan

 

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.

 

cannot log på onedrive error:0x8004de44

cannot log på onedrive error:0x8004de44