I'm Greg, awarded MVP for eleven years, Volunteer Moderator, and Independent Advisor here to help you until this is resolved. From what the message says, I guess I could just go into the OneDrive recycle bin and restore all the deleted files, but is there a way to just stop OneDrive from deleting them in the first place? Or stop it from sending them to its' Recycle Bin? I wouldn't want to find out that important work or program files are being moved around, or even deleted.
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I don't think I've changed any settings in OneDrive, and I did get a Windows update yesterday, but it's been happening even before that. This would also happen whenever I'd exit/close the Steam application too. for example, I play a few Steam games, like GTA V, and I also started to see that, whenever I'd exit the game, a game/program file (or what appears to be a game or program file) would be deleted, and this same OneDrive message would appear, but obviously with the game file noted. At first it would only happen when working with files in that program, but I started seeing that it would happen in other places too. It seems to suggest that I'm deleting them myself, which isn't the case.
I've attached a screenshot of the message: I use a 3D modelling software, Rhino, and whenever I would save a file, a message from OneDrive would pop up. I have it set up on my laptop but these past few days I've been noticing that OneDrive seems to be automatically deleting files whenever I work with them.
I have a quick question regarding OneDrive.
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