Disable OneDrive using Group Policy

If you would like to disable Microsoft OneDrive in your corporate environment then you can do so using Group Policy. Simply open up your Group Policy editor and create a new policy (or edit an existing policy) and browse to the following location: In this location you will find an “OneDrive” folder: Open up this […]

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If you would like to disable Microsoft OneDrive in your corporate environment then you can do so using Group Policy.

Simply open up your Group Policy editor and create a new policy (or edit an existing policy) and browse to the following location:

Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components

In this location you will find an “OneDrive” folder:

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Open up this folder and you need to enabled the option for “Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage”.

This should then stop OneDrive from running on the machines that it is applied to in your organisation.

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