Remove onedrive from Photos app

There is any trick to remove onedrive and clipchamp from photos app in Windows 11 ?

I have checked registry but can't found any related to this.

Your version shown appears different from the one I'm on. I also do not show the tool icons along the top. Perhaps it needs updating? On mine I show a tab to turn OneDrive off. However I have Clip Champ installed so not sure about that one.

Hmmmm...same version. Here is what I see. I have a button to turn OneDrive off/on. And you can see how ClipChamp is displayed.

Turn off syncing your pictures folder to one drive. Read the entire tutorial. It tells you how to move your files back to your /users/username/pictures folder
on your local drive after you have stopped syncing to onedrive..
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/turn-on-or-off-onedrive-folder-backup-syncing-across-windows-11-devices.4321/

Clipchamp should be an app on your computer. You should see it in 'all apps'. If not you can get it from the store.

No, you can't hide or remove the featured OneDrive or ClipChamp integration in the current Photos App. There is the older Photos App, now renamed Photos Legacy, available in the Store for download. Under Photos Settings:



After installation, you can visit System Settings -> Apps -> Default Apps -> Photo Viewer, and change the default app to Photos Legacy.

garlin said:

No, you can't hide or remove the featured OneDrive or ClipChamp integration in the current Photos App. There is the older Photos App, now renamed Photos Legacy, available in the Store for download. Under Photos Settings:

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Of course you can hide Onedrive. Look at my screenshot above. Clearly an On/Off button to hide it. For some reason the OP doesn't seem to have the same screen as I do however.

You're signed in to OneDrive, which is why you have an On/Off button. OP isn't, which is why their OneDrive icon has a slash.

Okay that makes sense.

Most all photo apps have some sort of share icons so I'd say just ignore it or find another photo app
I use windows photo viewer legacy slim and no crap really just no dark mode.