Yes - unexpected issues is an understatement.and the critical issue. Neither had sync issues.Īs Melon noted "sometimes the conflict between MSOSYNC.EXE and Groove.exe may cause some unexpected issues". I have 3 computers - 2 did not have Office Pro installed, but were/are both running Office 365 2013. Try listening to that for 30 minutes straight. I even had one time where the computer kept making theįile open clicking sound ever 5 seconds until i uninstalled ODFB. I did the ODFB repair and troubleshooting recommended by Microsoft and you here too. My issues were similar to BayTree - continuous syncing with ODFB without files actually showing synced. I have run Office 365 Repair (simple and advanced).
Uninstall Office Pro to clean up 2 office programs. Then I tried install Office 365 2016 click to Run thinking an update I uninstalled/reinstalled (u/R) ODFB, OneDrive Personal, ran Repair on Office Pro, ran Repair on Office Upload Center (when prompted - cannot figure out how to run without prompt). I know at least 1 other person I work with that had similar challenges and just gave up and bought DropBox space. Up recently since my understanding is ODFB is hosted there. Or mabye it was something related to the SharePoint service that have been acting Not make any registry changes or added programs that would have impacted this.so my best guess is it came through a Windows Update.maybe when they launched Office 2016. About 2-3 weeks ago I started getting this problem with OneDrive for Business bogging down my computer. Melon - I had Office Professional 2010 and Office 2013 365 installed - similar to BayTree. I have - posting for others that may be looking for a quick fix:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\groove.exe I might use based on what OneDrive for Business did to my computer and weekend! Seriously though - thanks! My folder location was a bit different based on the Office program BayTree - thank you - this is a nice short term fix.
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