One Drive for Business with Office 2010

I have some users with Office Pro 2010 that need to sync SharePoint 2013 libraries. When clicking the Sync button, the SharePoint Workspace 2010 jumps. I tried installing the OneDrive for business and it receives that it's all set but nothing happpens.
How to make this work?
Thanks a lot in advance

Did you configure OD4B client to sync with the specific Libraries? It won't work automatically. You cannot use SharePoint Workspace with SharePoint 2013.
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