Windows 10: Onedrive account not showing up in file explorer

Hello, I am having a problem with my file explorer. I have 3 different emails I use: Personal, work, and school. They are all under my account in outlook email. I can switch from one to another easily. However, If i were in my work outlook email and tried to attach a file, it opens my file explorer and only my personal and student onedrives are there, not my work one. As far as i can tell I'm signed in and my work email listed everywhere in settings, manage accounts, etc. So why doesn't my outlook work email show up but the others do? It makes it very difficult to access or save work documents

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How can I "unhide" onedrive from file explorer

Open 'OneDrive' folder from the Start menu/AllApps list.

 

How can I "unhide" onedrive from file explorer

I think if you want to exactly dupe what I did you have to first unlink pc with onedrive and choose not to launch at startup if you are not that way. Not sure if that would be an exact mimic because I had never set up an account with one drive when I did it. It was in a pre first use state.

Edit:

These are the steps according to the microsoft link:

1. In the Notifications area on the bottom of the Windows screen, right-click the OneDrive icon. You might have to click the Show Hidden Icons arrow to find OneDrive.
   
   
   
2. Click Settings, and on the Settings tab, uncheck all the boxes under General.
3. On the Auto save tab, set the Documents and Pictures lists to This PC only, and uncheck the other boxes.
4. On the Account tab, click Choose folders.
5. In the Sync your OneDrive files to this PC box, check and uncheck the box at Sync all files and folders in my OneDrive. (The first check selects all the boxes, then the uncheck clears them all.) Click OK to close the box and return to settings.
   This step removes all OneDrive files from your computer, but leaves them on OneDrive.com.
6. Click OK to save your changes in the Settings box.
7. Open the Settings box again: In the Notifications area, right-click the OneDrive icon, click Settings. On the Account tab, click Unlink OneDrive. Close the Welcome to OneDrive box that appears.
8. Open File Explorer, right-click OneDrive, and then click Properties.
   On the General tab, next to Attributes, check the Hidden box. This hides OneDrive from File Explorer.
9. One more time, back in the Notifications area, right-click the OneDrive icon and click Exit. This removes the OneDrive icon from the Notifications area.

I didn't have to do most of the above since I never set it up to begin with.

Anyway, again, not a big deal since I'm going to disable onedrive using the Brink tutorial anyway. The computer seems okay otherwise.

 

Files/folders show in File Explorer Windows 10 they are being synced but OneDrive says all is good

In that case, we would recommend following the steps below to continue troubleshooting.

• Unlink OneDrive.

• Go to the notification area in the left part of the taskbar and click
  Show hidden icons arrow.
• Right-click the cloud icon and click Settings.
• Go to Account tab and click Unlink Onedrive button.
• Once unlinked, you can remove all the OneDrive files manually.
• After removing the files, start over and add your OneDrive again.

• In case you encounter the same issue, you can Reset OneDrive as a last resort.
  

• In the Search bar, type CMD.
• Right-click the Command Prompt and select Run as administrator.
• Type the following command: %localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset the hit
  Enter.
• To check if the command is successful, check if the cloud icon disappeared from the taskbar notification.
  
• Restart you PC and open the OneDrive to start over.

You can hit us back and tell us the result.

Kind regards.