I have OneDrive enabled. I also have iCloud for Windows installed. As I'm sure you know, iCloud for Windows creates a folder in C:\Users<MyUser>\Pictures\iCloud Photos, and stores its photos below that in .\Photos.
In OneDrive, I navigate to Settings > Sync and Backup and select 'Manage backup'. In the window showing the list of backup folders, next to Pictures is the message Unable to Sync. Below is the message: We can't backup your Pictures folder in OneDrive because is contains another cloud storage.
If I disable iCloud for Windows, the message does not occur. I have researched the Apple iCloud support but haven't found a solution to enable both services. The most apparent solution is to move one of the service's storage to a different location.
But unfortunately, iCloud always puts it folder in the System Folder Pictures. Even when I Move.. Pictures, iCloud follows. And base on my research at the Apple communities there appears no one knows how to point that to a different location. But I don't expect them to know much about Windows.
So, to all the Windows gurus, does anyone know how redirect iCloud Photos to another location? Heck if I can just move it up one folder level to <MyUser>, that would be enough.