You no longer need to email files to yourself or carry around (and possibly lose) a USB flash drive. It’s like an extra hard drive that’s available from any of the devices you use. OneDrive is free online storage at that comes with your Microsoft account. In Windows 10, you can easily save your files to OneDrive and get to them from any device, like your PC, tablet, or phone. Keep in mind that this will stop syncing your files with OneDrive entirely.īy resolving the issue causing your account to be frozen or disabling OneDrive sync, you should be able to stop the "Can't sync your data, your account is frozen" notifications.How to Enable or Disable OneDrive Integration in Windows 10 If you want to completely unlink OneDrive from your account, click "Settings" in the context menu, then go to the "Account" tab, and click the "Unlink this PC" button. Click "Pause syncing" and choose "Pause until I restart OneDrive" or select a specific duration.ĭ. Click "More" in the context menu that appears.Ĭ. Right-click the OneDrive icon in the system tray (it looks like a cloud) in the bottom-right corner of your screen.ī. If you don't want to use OneDrive sync, you can disable it to stop the notifications. Once the issue is resolved, OneDrive should resume syncing, and the notifications should stop. Follow the on-screen instructions to address the issue, such as deleting files to free up space or updating your account information.Ĭ. Visit OneDrive's website ( ) and sign in to your account.ī. OneDrive accounts can be frozen due to various reasons, such as reaching or exceeding your storage limit, inactivity, or other account-related issues.
Resolve the issue causing your account to be frozen: To stop the Microsoft OneDrive "Can't sync your data, your account is frozen" notifications, you can either resolve the issue causing your account to be frozen or disable OneDrive sync altogether.
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