Hi @cfoster,
Taking a closer look, the conflict files appear to be being generated by another application. odrive’s conflict file naming is slightly different than what I am seeing on your system.
The multiple files on your system look like this: Filename (conflict) (###).pdf
Where (###) is a unique number. odrive’s conflict files use this naming convention: Filename (conflict ###).pdf
I believe Google Drive’s desktop client will add a (###) to a file if the same file is uploaded multiple times to Google Drive through their client. Do you know if you have Google Drive client running on a machine somewhere?
One way we might be able to get better insight is to look at the Google Drive web client. There you can get information about a particular file, including what application created it. Can you do this and see what it says?
To do so, go to https://drive.google.com/
Navigate to one of the conflict files, select it, and then click on the “i” icon on the top-right
Examples:
