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When I logged in as a SysAdmin user, the update worked successfully!!!   Bizarre why providing SysAdmin password was not successful.

A File Explorer search of the entire C: drive revealed only one file named OneDrive.exe.  A right-click to examine Properties revealed that OneDrive.exe was already updated to 18.240.1202.0004 (see attachment).

So...the problem seems to definitely be detection:  why does the scan detect the old version 18.222.1104.0007?

Additionally, the folder containing onedrive.exe also contained 5 subfolders labeled 18.240.1202.0004, 18.240.1202.0004_1, 18.240.1202.0004_2, 18.240.1202.0004_3, 18.240.1202.0004_4.   Looks the download succeeded each time but was not deleted for some reason.

Unable to open the OneDrive app for updating.   When I use Windows 10 and search for OneDrive, I get One Drive showing as a Desktop app.  BUT, when I click to open, the window that appears is File Explorer...which has no way to see a version number or to launch update.

When I launch Patch My PC, the list of apps includes Microsoft OneDrive  -  18.222.1104.0007 in red which indicates that it is out-of-date.  When I activate the update, I get:

Patch My PC 4.1.0.2 | Definitions: 14-Jan-2019 | 1/14/2019 10:36:26 AM

Downloading OneDrive 18.240.1202.0004 (27.33 MB)
OneDrive 18.240.1202.0004 Downloaded Successfully
Installing OneDrive 18.240.1202.0004 Silently
Install Complete Exit Code -2147219813


BUT, when I do a rescan,  Microsoft OneDrive  -  18.222.1104.0007 appears in red, that is, out-of-date AGAIN!

So..either the update to 18.240.1202.0004 is NOT really happening...despite the indicate of complete...or Patch my PC is not detecting the existence of OneDrive 18.240.1202.0004