19-03-2023, 08:30 AM
What yo can do is go to the One drive that complains about having to much data.
Download some to a folder on your Desktop (for example) Then once enough has cleared, log into the lesser used ones and upload to them.
What you also may want to check is what's being synced to one drive. By Default some folers ( like desktop) get synced when theres no need.
To check what's being backed up, on the cloud in the icon tray - Right click it, Settings - Under Sync and backup (Backup Important PC folders to Onedrive) - Click on button called Manage Back up. Untick any location you don't want synced / Backed up. These are additional Folders to the one drive folder.
Download some to a folder on your Desktop (for example) Then once enough has cleared, log into the lesser used ones and upload to them.
What you also may want to check is what's being synced to one drive. By Default some folers ( like desktop) get synced when theres no need.
To check what's being backed up, on the cloud in the icon tray - Right click it, Settings - Under Sync and backup (Backup Important PC folders to Onedrive) - Click on button called Manage Back up. Untick any location you don't want synced / Backed up. These are additional Folders to the one drive folder.
Upgrades = Old bugs replaced with new Bugs.