Windows Explorer shows "OneDrive - Tenant" for one tenant but "FirstName - Tenant" for others

This is completely normal, and there’s nothing wrong with your setup.
When you connect more than one work or school OneDrive account to the same Windows computer, OneDrive automatically adds your first name to the extra accounts. It does this to help you tell them apart at a glance.

For example, you might see:

• OneDrive - Contoso
• Roy - Fabrikam
• Roy - ExampleCorp

The account that appears as “OneDrive - Contoso” is usually the one that’s linked to your main workplace—often the organization your computer belongs to. The others are additional accounts you’ve added, so OneDrive includes your name to make it clear they’re yours.

Is there a way to change it?
No, this naming is decided automatically by the OneDrive app and can’t be changed through settings or registry tweaks. The good news is it’s just a label—your files are still syncing correctly, and the folders work the same way.

What should you do?
Nothing at all. Just know that you’ll recognise your additional work accounts by your name next to the company name. If you ever need to check which account is your main one, look for the one that says “OneDrive - [Organization]” without your first name.

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