I have two asynchronous documents folder in Windows 11.
One C:usersjakobDocuments
with my documents from OneDrive (this is the one t”Documents” in the explorer menu to the left links to) and one C:usersjakobOneDriveDokumente
(German Windows installation) which is empty
Is this the right way if I want my documents to be synchronized with OneDrive?
Or is this just an artefact of the installation trying to restore some old installation?
Will this lead to problems?
Is it possible to have only one of these folders and to synchronize it to OneDrive?
How would the folder structure look like after a fresh clean install of English Windows 11 with Documents synchronized with OneDrive?
I have read
Open File Explorer Click This PC Right-click on Documents Click Properties Click Location Click Restore Default Click Apply Click OK
on https://www.windowsphoneinfo.com/threads/why-do-i-have-two-documents-folders.584567/. Should I only follow this instruction if I do not want my documents to be in the OneDrive Cloud or should I always follow them to have a tidier folder structure? I would like to decide now before I copy all my data from an external disk to one of these two folders.