I apologize for any confusion, but as an AI, I actually don't have the ability to visually analyze images. I can best assist by providing guidance based on the information you share with me in-text.
However, if the sync icons still haven't changed for the manually added folders, it suggests that the folders could still be syncing or there might be an issue with these specific folders.
Here's a few things you could try:
1. **Check Folder Size and File Type** - OneDrive has file restrictions. It can't sync folders larger than 250GB, files larger than 100GB, and certain file types. Make sure your folders/files do not cross these limits.
2. **Check Your OneDrive Storage** - If your OneDrive storage is almost full, it might have problems syncing. You can check your storage usage on the OneDrive website by going to "Settings", then "Options", and then "Accounts".
3. **Check File Path Length** - OneDrive can't sync files with names or file pathways longer than 400 characters.
4. **Rename and Retry** - Sometimes renaming the folder can help if a file isn't syncing. Rename the folder, move it to the OneDrive root folder, and then try to sync again.
If these solutions don't work, you might want to consider whether these folders have any special permissions or properties that could be causing the issue.
Also, just to add, while the syncing process is going on, the blue icon will appear, once the process is done, it will change to a green checkmark. So, it might be the case that the syncing process is still ongoing. Therefore, you may want to leave it a bit longer and see if anything changes. If not, feel free to get back.