A Microsoft file hosting and synchronization service.
This did it for me! You do have to be real quick killing the process the first time you run Onedrive, otherwise you have to start over again.
- Uninstall/delete all Onedrive files, plists, cache, etc. as referenced in other articles
- Download an older version of Onedrive
- Open up Activity Monitor and search for Onedrive
- Install Onedrive while keeping your eye on the Activity Monitor
- Once install is complete, run Onedrive
- As soon as you see the onedrive autoupdater start in Activity Monitor, kill the process, and keep killing it and any Onedrive updaters that spawn until they spawn no more.
- At this point, Onedrive will go through it's "Welcome to Onedrive" script and configuration for your account and OneDrivre folder.
- Once that's complete, do the steps in the above article, removing plists.
That's what did it for me!
Thanks everyone for the invaluable guidance. I'm on day 2 of Onedrive working and not updating.
Too bad Microsoft couldn't figure this out on their own, and ever more too bad they don't have an option for disabling auto updates with Onedrive.