OneDrive的“云文件提供程序未运行”错误出现的原因有多种。您的Windows PC可能有错误,或者您可能禁用了OneDrive的同步选项,导致应用程序显示上述错误消息。有几种方法可以在OneDrive中解决此问题,我们将向您展示具体方法。
在OneDrive(OneDrive)上收到错误代码 0x8007016A 的部分原因是应用程序的文件按需(Files On-Demand)功能已启用、电脑当前的电源计划限制应用程序完全运行、应用程序的核心文件有错误等等。

关闭 OneDrive 的文件点播功能(Files On-Demand Feature)
当您收到 0x8007016A OneDrive 错误(OneDrive error)时,您可以应用的第一个基本修复是禁用应用程序的文件按需(Files On-Demand)功能。各个论坛上的用户确认此方法已帮助他们解决了 OneDrive 问题。
- 打开电脑的“开始”(Start)菜单,找到 OneDrive,然后启动该应用程序。
- 选择系统托盘中的
OneDrive图标。(OneDrive)
- 选择应用程序右上角的齿轮图标,然后选择“设置”(Settings)。
- 选择(Select Sync)左侧边栏中的同步和备份。
- (Choose Free)在右侧的“按需文件”部分中(Files On-Demand)选择“释放磁盘空间” 。

- 在提示中选择继续。
启用 OneDrive 的同步选项
通常,OneDrive会持续同步您的本地和在线文件,以确保一切都是最新的。但是,当您收到 0x8007016A 错误时,您的应用的同步选项可能被禁用。这会导致应用程序无法同步您的文件(causes the app not to sync your files),从而导致上述错误。
在这种情况下,恢复OneDrive同步,您的问题就会得到解决。
- 选择系统托盘中的 OneDrive 图标。
- 选择应用程序右上角的齿轮图标,然后选择恢复(Resume)同步。

- OneDrive将开始同步您的本地和云文件。
更改电脑的电源计划
您电脑的有效电源计划决定了各种应用程序的运行方式。您可能启用了保守的电源计划,这限制了应用程序的工作。这可能就是OneDrive 无法正常工作(OneDrive doesn’t work normally)并导致上述问题的原因。
在这种情况下,将您当前的电源计划更改为高性能电源计划(change your current power plan to the high-performance one),您的问题就会得到解决。
- 打开“开始”(Start),找到“控制面板”(Control Panel),然后启动该项目。
- (Select Hardware)在控制面板中(Control Panel)选择硬件和Sound > Power Options。
- 选择列表中的高性能计划。(Performance)

如果您在屏幕上
没有看到高性能计划,请手动创建并启用该计划,如下所示:(Performance)
- 在左侧边栏中选择创建(Select Create)电源计划。
- 在列表中选择“高性能”(Choose High Performance),输入计划的名称,然后选择“下一步”(Next)。

- 在下一页上
选择“创建”以完成计划的创建。(Create)
- Windows 将自动激活您新创建的电源计划。
更新您的Windows 版本(Windows Version)以修复 OneDrive(Fix OneDrive)错误
如果您的 OneDrive 0x8007016A 问题仍然存在,则您的Windows系统可能存在错误。此错误可能会干扰 OneDrive 的工作,导致应用程序产生上述错误消息。
在这种情况下,请尝试通过更新 Windows 版本(updating your Windows version)来修复系统错误。这样做会带来各种错误修复,以修补现有系统中的错误。
在 Windows 11 上
- 按Windows + I
打开“设置”。
- 在左侧边栏中
选择“Windows 更新” 。(Windows Update)
- (Choose Check)在右侧窗格中选择检查更新。

- 下载并安装可用的更新。
- 重新启动您的电脑。
在 Windows 10 上
- 按Windows + I
启动设置。
- (Select Update)在“设置”中(Settings)选择“更新和安全”(Security)。
- (Choose Windows Update)在左侧边栏中
选择“Windows 更新” 。
- 在右侧窗格中选择检查(Select Check)更新。

- 下载并安装最新更新。
- 重新启动您的机器。
重置电脑上的 OneDrive 应用
收到 0x8007016A OneDrive 错误的原因之一是你的应用程序首选项有错误。不正确指定的选项可能会导致您的应用程序显示各种错误。在这种情况下,您可以将应用程序重置为默认设置,以解决您的问题。
重置 OneDrive 时不会丢失文件;只有您的应用程序自定义设置会丢失。
- 按Windows + R打开“运行”(Run)对话框。
- (Enter)在“运行”框中(Run)输入以下内容,然后按Enter:
%localappdata%MicrosoftOneDriveonedrive.exe /reset

- 如果运行上述命令时收到错误消息,请使用以下命令重置 OneDrive 应用程序:
C:Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset
C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset
- 重置OneDrive(OneDrive)后,在电脑上启动该应用。
在电脑(Your)上
卸载并重新安装 OneDrive(Reinstall OneDrive)
如果您的所有努力都白费了,并且 OneDrive 0x8007016A 问题仍未得到解决,最后的解决方案是删除并(remove)重新安装电脑上的OneDrive应用。(OneDrive)这样做会从您的电脑中删除所有应用程序文件,其中一些文件可能会导致您的问题。
同样,重新安装 OneDrive 时不会丢失文件。当您重新安装应用程序并重新登录您的帐户时,该应用程序将重新同步您的文件。
- 选择电脑系统托盘中的
OneDrive图标。(OneDrive)
- 选择应用右上角的齿轮图标,然后选择“暂停(Pause)同步” > Quit OneDrive。

- 在Windows 11上,进入Settings > Apps > Installed应用程序”。选择Microsoft OneDrive(Microsoft OneDrive)旁边的三个点,选择卸载(Uninstall),然后在提示中选择卸载。(Uninstall)

- 在Windows 10(Windows 10)上,导航至Settings > Apps。选择 Microsoft OneDrive(Select Microsoft OneDrive),选择卸载(Uninstall),然后在提示中选择卸载。(Uninstall)

- 前往OneDrive 网站(OneDrive website)并在您的电脑上下载并安装该应用程序。
解决 OneDrive 的错误 0x8007016A(Error 0x8007016A)并不像您想象的(May)那么
困难(As Difficult)
OneDrive 的各种错误可能会阻止您将文件下载或上传(prevent you from downloading or uploading files)到云存储帐户。如果您的问题仍然存在并且您无法使应用程序运行,请使用上述方法。这些方法修复了可能导致OneDrive(OneDrive)问题的项目,使您能够修复应用程序并恢复文件传输任务。
Fixed: Cloud File Provider Is Not Running on OneDrive – 0x8007016A Error
OneDrive’s “The cloud fіle provider іs not running” error appears for various reasons. Your Windows PC may have a bug, or you may have disabled OneDrivе’s sync option, caυsing the app to display the above error message. There are a few ways tо fix this problem in OneDrive, and we’ll show уou how.
Some reasons you get an error code 0x8007016A on OneDrive are that the app’s Files On-Demand feature is enabled, your PC’s current power plan is restricting the app from fully working, your app’s core files are faulty, and more.

Turn Off OneDrive’s Files On-Demand Feature
When you get a 0x8007016A OneDrive error, the first basic fix you can apply is to disable the app’s Files On-Demand feature. Users on various forums confirm that this method has helped them resolve their OneDrive problem.
- Open your PC’s Start menu, find OneDrive, and launch the app.
- Select the OneDrive icon in your system tray.
- Choose the gear icon in the app’s top-right corner and select Settings.
- Select Sync and backup in the left sidebar.
- Choose Free up disk space in the Files On-Demand section on the right.

- Select Continue in the prompt.
Enable OneDrive’s Sync Option
Normally, OneDrive continually syncs your local and online files to ensure everything is up to date. However, when you receive a 0x8007016A error, your app’s sync option might be disabled. This causes the app not to sync your files, leading to the above error.
In this case, resume OneDrive sync, and your issue will be resolved.
- Select OneDrive’s icon in your system tray.
- Choose the gear icon in the app’s top-right corner and select Resume syncing.

- OneDrive will begin syncing your local and cloud files.
Change Your PC’s Power Plan
Your PC’s active power plan decides how your various apps function. You may have enabled a conservative power plan, which limits your applications’ working. This may be why OneDrive doesn’t work normally and causes the above issue.
In this case, change your current power plan to the high-performance one, and your issue will be resolved.
- Open Start, find Control Panel, and launch the item.
- Select Hardware and Sound > Power Options in Control Panel.
- Choose the High Performance plan on the list.

If you don’t see the High Performance plan on your screen, manually create and enable the plan as follows:
- Select Create a power plan in the left sidebar.
- Choose High Performance in the list, enter a name for your plan, and select Next.

- Select Create on the following page to finish creating your plan.
- Windows will automatically activate your newly-created power plan.
Update Your Windows Version to Fix OneDrive Errors
If your OneDrive 0x8007016A issue persists, your Windows system may have a bug. This bug may be interfering with OneDrive’s working, causing the app to produce the above error message.
In this case, try to fix your system bugs by updating your Windows version. Doing so brings various bug fixes that patch the bugs in your existing system.
On Windows 11
- Open Settings by pressing Windows + I.
- Select Windows Update in the left sidebar.
- Choose Check for updates on the right pane.

- Download and install the available updates.
- Restart your PC.
On Windows 10
- Launch Settings by pressing Windows + I.
- Select Update & Security in Settings.
- Choose Windows Update in the left sidebar.
- Select Check for updates on the right pane.

- Download and install the latest updates.
- Reboot your machine.
Reset the OneDrive App on Your PC
One reason you get a 0x8007016A OneDrive error is that your app preferences are faulty. Incorrectly specified options can cause your app to display various errors. In this case, you can reset your app to the default settings to possibly fix your issue.
You don’t lose your files when you reset OneDrive; only your app customizations are lost.
- Open the Run dialog box by pressing Windows + R.
- Enter the following in the Run box and press Enter:
%localappdata%\Microsoft\OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset

- If you get an error message running the above command, use the following commands to reset your OneDrive app:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft OneDrive\onedrive.exe /reset
- When you’ve reset OneDrive, launch the app on your PC.
Uninstall and Reinstall OneDrive on Your PC
If all your efforts have gone in vain and your OneDrive 0x8007016A issue still isn’t fixed, your last solution is to remove and reinstall the OneDrive app on your PC. Doing so removes all the app files from your PC, some of which may be causing your issue.
Again, you don’t lose your files when you reinstall OneDrive. The app will resync your files when you reinstall the app and sign back into your account.
- Select the OneDrive icon in your PC’s system tray.
- Choose the gear icon in the app’s top-right corner and select Pause syncing > Quit OneDrive.

- On Windows 11, head into Settings > Apps > Installed apps. Select the three dots next to Microsoft OneDrive, choose Uninstall, and select Uninstall in the prompt.

- On Windows 10, navigate to Settings > Apps. Select Microsoft OneDrive, choose Uninstall, and select Uninstall in the prompt.

- Head to the OneDrive website and download and install the app on your PC.
Resolving OneDrive’s Error 0x8007016A Isn’t As Difficult As You May Think
OneDrive’s various errors can prevent you from downloading or uploading files to your cloud storage account. If your issues persist and you can’t get the app to work, use the methods outlined above. These methods fix the very items that can possibly cause your OneDrive problems, allowing you to repair your app and resume your file transfer tasks.