OneDrive deletes new files on Windows 10 if it works on more than one computer?

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OneDrive

Greetings, dear reader!
I want to find the reason why OneDrive deletes files if you have more than one device on Windows 10.
Since everyone had the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 10 before July 29, I took advantage of it.
And then I began to notice something strange - data began to disappear on the cloud drive.
And the old remained, and the new disappeared.
It probably started even some time before the upgrade of Windows 7 to 10ki, but now I can’t check.
The bottom line is that there is a laptop and a stationary PC. I save daily different files (mostly text files). And OneDrive does not synchronize them, and even deletes them.
The analysis showed that only those files that were created on the same device (and are deleted on it) are deleted.
That is, after the file is created, it is deleted automatically after 9 minutes (seen by the time the file was deleted in the trash). After restoring a file from the Recycle Bin (namely, restoring), the file is no longer automatically deleted. But it doesn't sync!
At first, I sinned that I almost chose a limit of 30 gigs (15 initially + 15 per tape remained after confirmation on the Microsoft website). There were about 5 gigs left. I cleaned everything, leaving 5 gigs of data.
I logged out of OneDrive and back in.
Unchecked the boxes so that the office does not synchronize files (to avoid conflicts). Mystic.
I decided to write this post because I did not find anything similar on the Internet.
Maybe someone will come up with a smart idea.
Have a great weekend everyone!

Answer 1

If you have not bought it, then the limit is 5GB. There was a newsletter, do you need a proof?
Looks like it needs to be turned down somehow.