Forcing Windows 10 to sync account settings

Question

Today I wanted to ask if there is any way to force settings synchronization in Windows 10? Last day I decided to reinstall my Windows 10, but after installing new instance Windows won't ask me if I want to get my settings from onedrive account (I was installing Windows 10 Pro N version).

I still have my old Windows 10 instance on old HDD (I bought new SSD), so I can force old OS to upload settings to the cloud, and then try to get it back on new Windows.

Thanks for help :D

Solution

You may recreate Windows 10 account. One way of doing it:

1. Open cmd.exe ( Win + X, "Command Prompt (Admin)" ), type net user Administrator /active:yes, hit Enter.
2. Sign in as Administrator (Win, click current user avatar, "sign out", sign in as admin).
3. Delete user that fails to sync, e.g. via Settings. Your data and settings will be removed!
4. Add new user within Administrators group in Settings or this way:
   1. Win + R, control userpasswords2.
   2. Add new user (via Microsoft account or create local user if you want custom name for your user folder).
   3. Add user to Administrators group in user properties.
5. Sign in with new user, bind to Microsoft account in Settings for local users.
6. Turn off Administrator account in cmd.exe: net user Administrator /active:no.

Comments

[Skorek]

I'm afraid that this is not what I wanted to achieve. I wanted to sync system settings (control panel settings, etc.), but when I contacted MS support they told me that it's not currently supported in Windows 10.