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[bigjohn]

One thing is that I'd love to shut off OneDrive.I reinstalled TSRE on my C drive as instructed above, and it works now so far. The C drive has 1.72TB of open space.
Select the OneDrive cloud in your notification area to show the OneDrive pop-up. Where is the notification area?

[crstagg]

Bottom right.

[bigjohn]

ok thanks

[eric]

You may give OneDrive 1 Star based on your experience, but I give it 5 Stars. It is worth the $100/year subscription.

I use OneDrive extensively of my train simming and development environment, and yes, it's useful for Multi-Device access.

Where it's a problem is for a high I/O file based environment like ORTS or its associated tools like TSRE. Most users don't know how to designate local storage as you've already described for John.

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[crstagg]

I use OneDrive extensively of my train simming and development environment, and yes, it's useful for Multi-Device access.

Where it's a problem is for a high I/O file based environment like ORTS or its associated tools like TSRE. Most users don't know how to designate local storage as you've already described for John.

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Actually, I did not describe the detailed process to set whether to keep the folders/files on the local device or in the "Cloud". That is accomplished by opening File Explorer. Navigating to your OneDrive folder then selecting the folder/file to set and right clicking on the folder/file and turn on or off "Always keep on this device." (On shows checkmark. Off is no checkmark)
You can also select "Free up space" This sets the files to "Cloud" storage only after they have not been used for s set period of time. If the files have not been used for X time they will be immediately set to Cloud only storage.

FYI I have a "CD's" folder in OneDrive which has subfolders Named with the CD it contains, such as "MSTS", these folders are set to "Cloud" only storage.

OneDrive probably had a "This is how to use OneDrive" when first used, but we probably all skipped by the instructions.