If that were really true, then Microsoft would have restored the previous Turn On/Turn Off button or implemented the single checkbox used in OneDrive for Windows. It's like they had too much stubborn pride to admit that they were wrong and simply restore the previous interface exactly.

So they decided to make it yet again different out of spite. Microsoft has a vested interest in making sure the Windows versions of their applications get more features and work better than their applications on other platforms.

So if Microsoft truly believes that making Files On Demand mandatory is the best design, then they would have done the same thing on Windows. Yet OneDrive for Windows continues to remain unchanged. #Onedrive download all files locally windows# Maybe this is answered, after 20m of looking in this thread I could not find one.ġ) Work requires OneDrive to function, its how your files sync. No Choice there.Ģ) Also have a concurrent personal account - which syncs folders 'in use'. Local SSD will not remotely hold my user directory. I've been using enclosures to hold RAID drives. APFS conversions with RAID have destroyed data and file systems - it doesn't work reliably on NVMe or SSD enclosures using SSD. The worst part, is that OneDrive insists on closing when there is a startup issue. So all these fantastic suggestions to change or even view the preferences - do not work. And so far - both Apple and Microsoft have foobar'd my file systems multiple times. If not for manual backups to Synology systems (two of them) - I'd have lost a LOT of data. #Onedrive download all files locally manual# This is the fundamental issue: These are FILE SYSTEMS. They are not Applications, and both companies need to stop treating the two as the same. It would be nice if we could get pointed to the underlying configuration files so we could actually turn this CRAP off. #Onedrive download all files locally windows#.#Onedrive download all files locally mac#.#Onedrive download all files locally manual#.

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