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- A Microsoft software update forced some users to answer a survey before they closed OneDrive.
- Some users complained, with one calling the company "desperate and clingy."
- Microsoft said the poll only applied to a "small subset" of users and had now ended.
Change can be difficult. But it can also be infuriating. Especially when that change feels disruptive and pointless.
That's certainly how some users of Microsoft's OneDrive were left feeling this month.
When they tried to close the cloud storage system in Windows 11, a popup saying "Quit OneDrive?" appeared, demanding a response about why the application was being shut.