You can always choose the last of the Reason options, which is Other You can also always close OneDrive from the TaskManager but if all this is complicated, make such a shortcut or command on the desktop, taskbar or right-click menu Name: Kill OneDrive Target: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c taskkill /f /im OneDrive.exe icon you get %windir%\system32\imageres.dll
Maybe clicking that Send Feedback button and giving them some negative feedback on the subject might make an impression. If enough people do it.
1D is disabled here, no need to lose or sync anything, including an ms account. wrong image or file - then you're done and banned permanently.
I guess the feedback does work... Microsoft backtracks, no longer asks to explain closing OneDrive on Windows 10 and 11 - Neowin
You can't set it to not start with Windows? Or kill it in Task Scheduler? (if I recall, isn't it scheduled startup? I may be thinking of something else, but it's been so long since I had disabled OneDrive...)
I'm guessing you can still disable this MS OneDrive crap with tools like AutoRuns, but many people won't know about this. So M$ tries to make it harder to close it, or something like that.