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Instead of my files saving to my computer some of them save to https://d.docs.live.net.53e22b9e14726e2e.
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I am getting the same d.docs.live.net error. Were you able to figure out how to get rid of this?
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I have a problem with same issue and I do not know how to treat it. When I form a folder with subfolders, and than use hiperlinks in "central" documents, when I transfer files with subfolders to another computer which is not connected to my One Drive, the links are broken... How can I change hiperlinks to be referred to specific folders, and not to my One Drive folders (without repeating all "insert" procedure all over again)?
I've disabled OneDrive, as it's just a pain to work with and doesn't always save. I already have a cloud back-up service so I don't this annoying app.
Are you referring to the OneDrive icon? If OneDrive is disabled, its icon will have a vertical line across it: .