You never know who may be looking at your critical documents. The Cloud would be the last place for critical documents. In my world I don't have a need to transfer large files nor would I ever dream of storing critical documents on the Cloud. I would stress because I couldn't find the file, try to recreate the file, thrash, thrash, thrash, etc. The one thing I don't want is to save a file, thinking it is going in a folder called "Wagons" and learn it was actually put into af folder called "Onedrive/Wagons" in that MS thought this was best because MS thought I really should be storing stuff on the Cloud, etc. But I was hoping I could get rid of it permanently. It seems illogical that MS insists I have a Onedrive folder in my structure, even though I've indicated by my act of deleting it, that I don't want the folder. But, as I said, the Onedrive folder re-appears after I've deleted it. I feel I have my structure in a way I'm good with and I'm 'back in business'.
A list of programs installed on your computer appears. Here you need to click on the Uninstall a program option.
First, click on the Start menu and find Control Panel. Denis, thanks to your help and the help of others, I've leaned a ton about MS and all the flexibility it provides in displaying. Starting with the Windows 10 Creators Update, you can easily uninstall OneDrive just like you uninstall other programs from your computer.
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