Hello Sandra Schmidt 

Neither Studio or MultiTerm will connect automatically to OneDrive. Both Studio and MultiTerm should be installed on your local C:\ drive.

However, if you have created and saved a project to OneDrive, then when you open the project, Studio will look to One Drive to open the resources.

Maybe try recreating the project, but this time, save it locally.

You can of course save your resources to the 'cloud' but I would strongly advise that you also keep a copy/backup locally.

We have a free app- SDL TMBackup so you can automate the process of backing up your resources- 

https://appstore.sdl.com/language/app/sdl-tmbackup/869/

With regard to confidentiality-, cloud storage is becoming less of an issue and is generally regarded as safe and you will no doubt be receiving packages and files by email which is essentially sending data via the 'cloud'.

Hello Steven, thank you for your answer.

That's sursprising, because it happened just after installing Studio and MultiTerm (on the c:\drive) and reactivating the licence, without having imported any project nor done anything else ... (it may actually only concern my termbase).

If I did not have the OneDrive "warning" about the lack of space, I would not even have noticed, so it still seems to me that this was done automatically (never had the problem on my old PC).

Thank you for the link to the back up app.

Have a good day.

Hello Sandra Schmidt ,

Try creating a couple of test projects- but saving these to a local folder (Studio 2019/Projects e.g.)

ensuring TB's and TM's are also in the relevant folders.

This is then removing any connection to One Drive and now you shouldnt have the same issues.

Ok, I will try it this way and otherwise deactivate OneDrive altogether.

Thanks again!

Ok, I will try it this way and otherwise deactivate OneDrive altogether.

Thanks again!