Yes, I'm back with another question.  OKAY, I did not totally understand that OneDrive was sending everything I did on my computer to "the cloud".  Now I GET an email telling me I am over my limit and my computer will be frozen after June 2.  So I tried to contact the OneDrive people and evidently one or more of the people there are giving me different answers.  The very first thing I did was copied everything onto my external hard drive.  Now, should I have done "backup" or was "copy" to my external hard drive okay?  After I did that, I have no icon for OneDrive as the OneDrive people TOLD me how to turn it off (I think) and there is nothing to click on to.  I even right-clicked the OneDrive on the menu on the left and nothing tells me what they are telling me.  I remember I had that icon and some of the things they told me to do until I "copied" everything to the external hard drive.  Should I try to put everything from the external back to the computer then start over again?  If I could get back what I had before, I think I can turn off OneDrive, which is what I want to do.  I do not have anything important on my computer, just pictures and odd things on My Documents and a few videos.  I do not use my computer for financial stuff and I have more than enough room on it that I don't need OneDrive.  I have a Dell Inspirion,  Intel Core i5-4460, CPU 3.20 GHZ, Ram: 8.00 GB, Sys. Type:  IT 64-bit operating system. 

And don't you guys roll your eyes when you see it's me again!

Thanks,

Debby
You can copy the files to your Documents folder from the external. No need to use a backup tool either way.

If you need to access OneDrive again, you can do it via onedrive.live.com. Quote from: debby on April 16, 2017, 02:48:46 PM

And don't you guys roll your eyes when you see it's me again!