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Let me introduce to the terrible, wonderful world of regedit...
Seriously, though, move all your shit out of onedrive folders, go to add or remove programs, and uninstall that shit.
Admittedly, I haven't messed with add/remove programs for a bit, but last time I did, it seems like they locked all the Microsoft brand programs down, no?
Ugh, I wish I had the time and dedication to find the registry keys and disable them and to keep up as the keys change with each update.
The only ones i'm aware of that are strictly locked down, at least in 10, are edge and edge related stuff. I've killed almost everything else.
You can give revo uninstaller a shot to see if it can clean out some of the trash.