nkjellman Posted January 14, 2018 Share Posted January 14, 2018 (edited) I had to reload Windows and now my GTA V refuses to sync my tracks. I tried doing the auto scan, quick scan, and full scan from both in game and the pause menu. I also tried copying the database files from AppData\Local from my old Windows install, updating the track paths, and GTA V just erases the contents of the files and still pretends that there aren't any tracks. Do you guys have any solutions? I know my tracks work as I used them on my old install. Edit: It appears that when I rename my GTAV folder in the Documents/Rockstar Games folder, it somehow magically loads my SP save and graphics settings, without adding anything to that folder. I probably need to disable cloud saves. I wonder if it is reading those file contents off of the server without downloading them. Edit: I found the problem. GTA V is reading my game saves from OneDrive. WTF? How can I fix this? Edit: So I fixed the issue. Turns out that GTA V was not the issue. It was Windows. It seems on the more recent builds of Windows 10, some default settings have changed. One of them is a One Drive feature. One Drive has a feature which allows you to use it like a user folder, where it syncs your Documents, Desktop, Pictures, etc... With it enabled, these files are synced to your other devices. To be honest, I think its a pretty neat feature, but I put a lot of crap in those folders, so I won't use it due to One Drive's file size limitation. Edited January 14, 2018 by nkjellman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...