For more info about how Azure Active Directory and Enterprise State Roaming work to synchronize user and app settings to the cloud, see Enterprise State Roaming overview.
To stop backing up your settings and remove them from the cloud, turn off Windows backup settings on all the devices connected to your Microsoft account. Once this is done, you'll need to remove these settings from your account. Here's how:. Go to account. When Sync settings is turned on, Windows syncs the settings you choose across all your Windows 10 devices that you've signed in to with your Microsoft account.
To stop syncing your settings and remove them from the cloud, turn off synced settings on all the devices connected to your Microsoft account. Once this is done, you'll need to remove it from your account. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select Clear stored settings. Choose from settings such as language preferences, passwords, and color themes. If you turn on Other Windows settings, Windows also syncs some device settings for things like printers and mouse options , File Explorer settings, and notification preferences.
For a complete list of settings that Windows can sync, see Windows 10 roaming settings reference. Open Sync settings. Windows 11 Windows 10 Microsoft account dashboard More Open Windows backup settings The following items can be backed up: OneDrive folder syncing Turn on OneDrive folder syncing to start backing up your files and folders right from Settings. And if you want to take some friends out of the queue, you can filter them out with a simple click.
Or just display your male or female friends. PhotoBook A Facebook photo browser for your Mac, PhotoBook allows you to manage, share, and view your friends' Facebook photos without ever going to their profile pages. All the photos are available on a single page, and they can be viewed by tags or in a slideshow. Every photo or album can be downloaded into iPhoto. Bloom Bloom, available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, allows you to upload photos, download other albums, and view your friends' photos without surfing to Facebook pages.
A recent update allows you to add captions to images, rotate them before you upload, and tag different people. It has a simple drag-and-drop interface. The service is lightweight, and in a matter of seconds, you can drag photos from your desktop and add them to the app, which will then be uploaded into albums in your profile. DeskBook The Windows app DeskBook allows you to access Facebook features and information without accessing your profile page.
Regardless of whether you want to see how many notes you've received, how many friend requests you've ignored, or if you want to just search for friends, DeskBook does it all. It even lets you accept or reject group and event invitations, as well as friend requests. It's my go-to app when I want to get the full Facebook experience without going to my profile page.
Facedesk There's not much to Facedesk, but that is its appeal. The app can be downloaded to your desktop, and it runs Facebook directly in the app instead of your browser. Yes, it acts like a browser, but it runs only Facebook, so you won't be able to open any other sites. It's Facebook for people who care about nothing else in the world.
Flair Flair's functionality won't blow you away--it's a notification app that lets you know when a friend wants to add you, or you receive a poke--but it does that in a lightweight bundle that doesn't hog resources, and it offers one of the best designs of any app in this roundup. It's not unique, but it sure is pretty. Zebr AIR app Zebr allows you to update your status without going to your profile page, and it keeps track of your friends' status automatically.
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You can manually set the picture which is there on your Facebook profile to your Windows User account. But before that make sure that you download and save the photo on your computer at any location. Follow the steps given below to add the photo. Uninstall the Facebook App and reinstall it once again and check if you are able to sync the picture.
On the Start screen , swipe down on or right-click the app you want to uninstall, tap or click Uninstall , and then tap or click Uninstall. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen, and then tap Your apps.
If you're using a mouse, right-click, and then click Your apps. Tap or click the app you want to install, and then tap or click Install. As the issue is with Facebook App I would suggest you to contact the Facebook support forums. The developer team can help you better than us. Hey MS guy! You kind of sound like a jerk. And also if I just wanted to sync the profile picture I would have done it manually ages ago. I wanted and I assume so did Paul the ability for my Facebook contacts to sync with the People app.
Paul Mihai. OS: Windows 8. This thread is locked.
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