Files not synced - OneDrive

Craig, 

Thanks!  You can synch two different accounts (there is an option to login with your business or personal), but that is not actually what I am referring to.  I am just "synching" one account - signed in with one account.  However, to sign on to Windows at all (i.e. when you first login to your computer) you need to use a windows login - that login unfortunately can't be a Office365 business account, but should not normally cause problems with your OneDrive synch.  The icons are perfectly fine with "road tested" with a second windows login and appear correctly synched with all icons matching.  That is why after 30 hours with Office 365 then could deterimine that my windows login profile must be "corrupted" or have issues.   For some reason my screen shots appear not to have posted below, but you can see that the issue is with the icon status showing not synched on some files when they are actually synched (and appear this way if signed in with another windows profile on the same computer).  Ultimately, what I need help with is getting someone from the Windows team to actually re-synch my profile on the back-end or filing some sort of ticket to investigate my windows login.  I can't find a competent person on the Windows team yet  - after 3 calls.  Yet, Office 365 clearly has put this in their notes as the problem after all the invetigative work they did.  Windows just wants to punt it back to Office 365 as the individual in this thread once again did.

Craig - yes the OneDrive for business does synch differently than yours - it synchs the way that PCR's does as well.

I found this: 

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/sync-your-documents-pictures-and-desktop-folders-with-onedrive-d61a7930-a6fb-4b95-b28a-6552e77c3057

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