Problem uploading file to one drive

I got
after starting upload files of 2MB for each of the files
I'm not using Microsoft account sing but using local account in the windows 8.
what can I do to fix it besides using ms account login. I prefer the windows 7 associating ms account with local account

Hi,
Did you use OneDrive online or OneDrive APP?
If you use OneDrive App, you must sign in with Microsoft account.
What's problem when you attempt to upload the files, any error message or symptom?
Karen Hu
TechNet Community Support

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