One Drive Sign in Issue 0x8004e4be

So far here is our solution..

Mind you, we are a fully VMware / VDI setup with 150+ users.

Running FSlogix 2210 HotFix 1 for our profile containers.

I rolled back to the differed ring: OneDrive Release Notes and then immediately disabled the automatic update scheduled task.

So far this has worked for our users. Without the scheduled task, OneDrive will stay on the release you install on the machines.

Because we manage golden images, I think we are going to continue to operate in this model and use differed ring releases going forward.

We have been ripping our hair out over this issue on an end user's workstation for about a week now. The issue has now spread to my own system after OneDrive updated for me this morning.
I was able to fix it on my system, so just need to try these steps on the end user's system.

1. Delete cached credentials for OneDrive from Windows Credential Manager per the article below

• https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/unlink-and-re-link-onedrive-3c4680bf-cc36-4204-9ca5-e7b24cdd23ea

2. Perform a reset of OneDrive per the article below
   • https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/reset-onedrive-34701e00-bf7b-42db-b960-84905399050c
3. Backup and delete all registry keys associated with OneDrive at the following location
   • Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive
4. Restart the computer

At this point, signing in to OneDrive results in a new error code: 0x8004e4cf and 3205.

One more restart of the PC seems to have solved that problem and OneDrive is again syncing on my PC (for now.)

Seems clear to me that there's an issue with the 23.054.0313.0001 update that Microsoft will hopefully address soon.

@Audrey, I did that a couple of days ago, basically that same process. it took all day for all the data to re-sync only to come in the next day and the same issue was occurring. I hope it's not the same for you!

The workaround posted above does work and it's fast, just run that in powershell and reboot... however after a few days it gets really annoying.

we are at the mercy of microsoft with no option for action... :((

Same Question here.

Microsoft, please fix this. Also the latest update, 23.054.0313.0001, is buggy on Remote Desktop Server construction! I know Remote Desktop Servers aren't on top of your priority, but as you can see, this is still a very usefull solution. I'm not the only one with these problems. So, a big shout out and fix this asap!

I've installed version 23.002.0102.0004 and disabled the task schedules for the update and disabled the OneDrive update service and al my problems are gone.