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Windows 11 admins unhappy as Microsoft found installing unexpected new "OneDrive Photos" app

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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works . Microsoft is quietly installing a new OneDrive Photos on enterprise PCs, leaving admins frustrated by this unexpected software rollout. Aug 7, 2026 13:06 EDT · Hot! After a lot of criticism recently, Microsoft has been trying to do some real good work . For example, the company recently announced a couple of new tools which will use AI to improve Windows 11 performance optimization. And it's not just general users; Microsoft recently released a new utility for IT admins that has been described by some as a " game changer ". However, despite those positives, the company manages to do a lot of things wrong. The latest such case happens to be the installation of a new OneDrive feature on enterprise PCs without any caution or warning, and as such, this has angered some system administrators. That is because Microsoft appears to be quietly rolling out a new OneDrive Photos app to Windows 11 PCs.…

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