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Is there still no fix for this issue? I am Build 26.198.1011.0006 and the status icons are still missing and the various "share" options are not available on Explorer
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We are currently experiencing an issue where the OneDrive status column/icons are not showing on many computers. This happens on both existing laptops used daily and newly set up laptops during the first-time sync.
Although files are still syncing to the cloud successfully when updated, the OneDrive status icons are missing in File Explorer. When the status is not shown, some OneDrive functions such as file sharing are also not available.
We have tried several troubleshooting steps, including:
However, the issue still persists.
We have just realized that this issue happens on devices that updated OneDrive to version 26.070.0414.0001. Devices still using the older version 26.063.0405.0002 are working properly.
A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
Is there still no fix for this issue? I am Build 26.198.1011.0006 and the status icons are still missing and the various "share" options are not available on Explorer
I had the same issue with the missing OneDrive Status Icons. I downloaded and installed 2026-07 Preview Update (KB5101684) (26200.8973) from Settings: Windows Update, restarted my PC and the Icons have all returned.
The issue appears to be related to the OneDrive update to version 26.095.0519.0003. I unlinked the OneDrive account and signed in again, and it is now working properly.
This is how I solved it.
Press Windows Key + R copy and paste this path, and hit Enter:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset
OneDrive Status Icons and Context Menu Missing in File Explorer (Windows 11) – Workaround
Introduction
After recent OneDrive updates (builds 26.070+ and 26.074+) and Windows 11 updates (such as KB5089549), many users report that OneDrive’s File Explorer integration stops working.
Typical symptoms:
The cause is related to corrupted per‑user OneDrive registrations, identity caches, and shell extension metadata. The procedure below performs a complete reset of all OneDrive components per user.
Workaround – Step‑by‑Step
1. Make all files “online‑only” (per user)
Settings → Sync and backup → Advanced settings → Free up disk space Use Task Manager to verify when OneDrive is finished.
2. Unlink the OneDrive account (per user)
Settings → Account → Unlink this PC
3. Uninstall OneDrive (once per machine)
Settings → Apps → Installed apps → Microsoft OneDrive → Uninstall
4. Delete the following folders (per user)
(Move them to the Recycle Bin first, just in case)
%localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive
%localappdata%\Microsoft\OneAuth
%localappdata%\Microsoft\IdentityCache
%localappdata%\OneDrive ← additional folder sometimes present (contains Cache)
%userprofile%\OneDrive
5. Rename the OneDrive registry hive (per user)
Code
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\OneDrive
→ HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\OneDrive.old
6. Reboot the machine
7. Reinstall OneDrive
Run OneDriveSetup.exe (latest version from Microsoft).
8. Sign in again (per user)
OneDrive will now create:
This may take a while, depending on how many files and folders are stored in your Onedrive cloud
9. Cleanup (per user)
If everything works:
Result