W TO CANCEL OPENDRIVE PC

W TO CANCEL OPENDRIVE PC

If I put a file in there then it’s copied up to the cloud and downloaded to any other device I have connected to the account, but the original file I put there on my PC remains on my PC. It’s not a virtual drive or a mapped drive. The OneDrive folder on my PC isn’t “out there”. OneDrive is ‘out there’ on a server just as iCloud, Intuit’s Cloud App. It’s just an example of what happens when sending a file from the computer to a server then the file being relayed to another server and finally to the computer, same or other one. One gives me the Enable Editing message and the other does not. Here is the weirdest part, there are two files that were last edited on the same day in Oct 2015, which is before they were moved to OneDrive. –If I move a file from a non-OneDrive directory to OneDrive, it starts giving me that message. –If I move it to a non-OneDrive directory and open it, it does not give that message, but if I move it back, then it does. –If I copy or move it to a non-OneDrive directory, then it does not give that message –If I open and save one of the files that gives the message, it is fine when it is reopened. Without going through all of the files, I can’t say how many files act like this, but based on a sample, very few don’t. They were moved to OneDrive as part of a set of about 100 documents so that they can, in the near future, be edited on my old Win7 or new Win10 computers. These files have only been edited two places: My Win7 computer and my NAS.

The Protected View message is “This file originated from an Internet location and might be unsafe.” Then there is the Enable Editing button. It seems that most of the files in my OneDrive have this issue. That’s a lot to digest, but I’ve checked several files using Streams and they don’t have an alternate stream. Zone.Identifier in Alternate Data Stream:

W to cancel opendrive