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sddt5
Aug 23, 2022Copper Contributor
File Explorer slow in Onedrive Folders
Hi all
I'm using the latest version of Onedrive together with an updated Windows 11 and FSLogix (latest version) with Office profile disks.
When using the file explorer to open folders from onedrive folders in the middle pane, it takes 10-20 seconds till the next window opens.
When navigating in the same file explorer window but with the left treeview, everything is fast.
When opening a file from within Word, Excel, ... with the popup file explorer, everything is fast.
So the issue is only when clicking in the main window of a file explorer.
I've done already all the updates, sfc, dism, reinstalled Onedrive, ...
The issue is with all users.
- henry_caiCopper Contributor
Eventually my issue has been fixed by create a new user account. Like I mentioned about, I have tried everything I can, no luck. Luckly this Win 11 PC is not managing by IT. I have administrator right to create a new account. There is no more lagging.
- gvxjbx2485Brass ContributorI think it is a onedrive/windows11 issue. I did a reinstall in Windows 11, same issue. Did exactly the same in Windows 10 everything is very smooth!
- reumontjCopper ContributorI have a user and he has one folder on his desktop. When he opens it, it take about 1 minute to open. If opens it in one drive it opens quickly. If he opens file explorer quick also.
- riccngCopper Contributor
Hey there,
I have the same problem since some months and I think I found what solved it for me.
I am using windows 10 and some months ago I installed Autodesk Desktop Connector.
Tryed to uninstall it some minutes ago and now explorer seems to work definitely faster while operating inside Onedrive folders.
Hope it helps!
- kockspockCopper ContributorI have the exact same problem with Windows 11 Home (22631.2050) and Onedrive (23.149.0718.0001). It drives my crazy!
- brnsdvCopper Contributor
Same here. Just started a couple of days ago. After i removed icloud, then uninstalled OneDrive, then rebooted, then reinstalled OneDrive (from MS website ... ie: NOT the MS Store OneDrive app!) everything started opending fine again without the 10-20 second delay everytime I access a folder or file. I did have to wait 10 minutes or so until OneDrive had synced a sufficient number of folders and files, but seems fine now ... exactly as before.
- JMOEDATACopper Contributor
brnsdv I am experiencing the same issue and have uninstalled iCloud and OneDrive, restarted the computer, but this has not fixed the issue. If I uninstall iCloud, this issue goes away. I need to have iCloud installed for contacts and calendars in Outlook, so I need both to co-exist.
I had a similar issue about 6 months ago and one day, it just started to work as expected.
Any insight on what might be causing this would be much appreciated.
- Srikanth655Copper Contributor
Has anyone found solution to this ? I recently upgraded to Win 11 and the Onedrive synched folders open very slow. Clean install of Win 11 also didn't help. Didn't have this problem in Win 10
- JakesecorCopper Contributor
I was able to overcome the problem by sequentially uninstalling then re-installing apps and software until I found the one program that was causing the problem. The program that was causing the problem was one of the utility programs that I was using to automatically clean and update my computers and Windows 11. Unfortunately, I don't recall which program was the one causing the problem. Srikanth655
- lumberdashCopper ContributorAre you using iCloud?
- JakesecorCopper ContributorYes. I’m not sure what’s causing the periodic issue. It could possibly be System Mechanic. The unlinking of One Drive then rebooting the computer removes the problem (until it happens again)
- Caitlin1986Copper ContributorI am also experiencing this issue!
- sddt5Copper Contributor
Did you find a solution? I think it is a onedrive/windows11 issue. I did a reinstall in Windows 11, same issue. Did exactly the same in Windows 10 everything is very smooth!
- Caitlin1986Copper Contributor
sddt5 No, I haven't found a solution. But I think you are right! I think this happened around the time I updated my Windows to 11.