“OneDrive isn’t signed in” Pop Up Every Time I boot Windows 10
Every time I boot my Windows 10 Pro desktop computer, I get a OneDrive pop-up message that says “OneDrive is not signed in” and it cannot sync my OneDrive folders until I sign in.
This started happening very recently and I’d never seen this problem until it started a couple of weeks ago.
I have signed in to OneDrive after logging on to my computer, but the pop-up appears the next time the computer is booted.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled OneDrive, but the problem remains.
I have disconnected the computer from OneDrive and reconnected it to OneDrive, but the problem remains.
I have checked all my OneDrive settings and cannot find anything that would cause this problem.
I have a Windows 11 laptop which is signed into the same Microsoft account and it does not have this problem.
I’ve run out of ideas! Can anyone help?
Hi rodri, thanks for reaching out.
My search already found the “OneDrive.exe /reset” solution for this problem a couple of days ago. I tried it, but had to wait a couple of days to make sure the fix was indeed a fix. It has now been two days, with multiple reboots of the affected desktop computer and OneDrive now signs in automatically, as it should. The first reboot required me to open my Personal Vault so it could sync it properly, but after that, everything has been fixed.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask, we’re here to help you further if needed.
Your VAF Team.
