OneDrive high disk usage

Fabler2 said:

May be you haven't seen this article ?

OneDrive Constantly Syncing: 7 Easy Solutions to Stop it

If your OneDrive is constantly syncing, check out the app settings and also make sure that you have enough space in the cloud.

windowsreport.com

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Sorry, maybe I didn't describe it clearly. OneDrive has successfully synchronized all files, writting "Files have been synchronized", and its icon in the taskbar is a simple cloud, without any synchronization mark. I think this is a strange phenomenon, because I think it shouldn't read my disk after synchronization is complete.

The following are the methods I have tried but failed:
1. <kbd>Win</kbd>+<kbd>R</kbd> and then enter `"C:\Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive\OneDrive.exe" /reset`
2. Pause sync for a period of time and then resume sync
3. Log out of OneDrive and then log in again
4. Restart the computer
5. Delete the `telemetryCache.otc` file (the method I found said to delete `UsertelemetryCache.otc`, but I didn't find it)

PilgrimLyieu said:

Sorry, maybe I didn't describe it clearly. OneDrive has successfully synchronized all files, writting "Files have been synchronized", and its icon in the taskbar is a simple cloud, without any synchronization mark. I think this is a strange phenomenon, because I think it shouldn't read my disk after synchronization is complete.

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Yes but it is still synchronizing or using the hard drive the same way even though its showing as synchronised? Or am I missing something?