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Microsoft won’t let you close OneDrive on Windows until you explain yourself
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Use Linux.
this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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Deleted it's folder. Okay, it's back. Mod perms deny all. FU ms
See? That's why i use third-party apps for almost everything since years, if i have to use Windows. Can't trust these fuckers.
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Fortunately, I run my own Batcloud, so I don't have OneDrive installed.
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My onedrive password expired on my work (and only windows) machine 2 years ago. I have never updated it, and that seems like a really good decision in retrospect.
Another reason to use the not for consumer ltsc then
What’s next? Hopefully, Microsoft won’t start injecting a poll at shutdown demanding to know why I’m turning my PC off for the day.
They already do this in Windows Server. Every unscheduled shutdown and restart requires a reason so it can be properly audited.
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