Hi @campari45,
Let’s try this.
Open up a command prompt by clicking on the Windows icon in the taskbar, typing “cmd”, and then clicking on “Command Prompt”.
Once the command prompt is open, copy and paste the following command in (all one line) and hit enter. It will attempt to reset the bin folder, which appears to be partially deleted as part of an update. Give it some time to run. It will take about 40 seconds, after which odrive should be running.
powershell -command " & {Stop-Process -erroraction silentlycontinue -processname odriveapp; Stop-Process -erroraction silentlycontinue -processname odrive; kill -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -n explorer; sleep 5; ren \"$HOME\.odrive\bin\" \"$HOME\.odrive\bin_bak\";del \"$HOME\.odrive\version\";Start-Process -NoNewWindow \"$env:programfiles\odrive\odrive.exe\";sleep 30;del -recurse \"$HOME\.odrive\bin_bak\"}"