with Office 365, I found the same problem had returned. But then, as I rebuilt my user account to setup my 3rd party apps, email, etc. That actually helped (back to normal responsiveness for the Onedrive folder after downloading all my files). Then, he recommended I create a new user account, and do the same thing (disabling or deleting my old account). However, navigating through the files / folders only in my OneDrive folder is now incredibly slow since each click takes like 20-30-seconds or so to complete!Īt the suggestion of a MS employee on the community site, he strongly recommended I reinstall OneDrive, which I did and rebuilt my local copies from scratch. All folders and files are 100% sync'd on this computer (Onedrive all up-to-date). On this and other computers (MacOS), I keep all of my files stored locally, so I am not using the "Files on Demand" feature.
After upgrading my MS Surface Book 2 to the 20H2 Windows 10 version (or approximately at that time), browsing any folder on OneDrive has become incredibly slow (maybe 30-seconds to simply open an empty folder)! This behavior ONLY happens on my MS Surface Book 2 computer. Been using my 1TB OneDrive with Office 365 for 5+years with iCloud for Windows.
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