Hi, @Tim Smith
I don't recommend doing this, it will create some duplicate files, and since OneDrive is installed on an account basis, every time a user logs into Windows, the OneDrive program needs to be downloaded and installed.
I created two new Windows accounts and used two OneDrive accounts. After testing, some files will appear repeatedly in the OneDrive folders of the two accounts, which means that users A and B can see each other's files. Example screenshots are as follows:
When two users log into OneDrive at the same time, user B's OneDrive folder shows:
When A quits OneDrive, user A's OneDrive folder displays:
When A quits OneDrive, user B's OneDrive folder shows:
When both A and B exit OneDrive, user B's OneDrive folder displays:
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