I don’t have time to duplicate work efforts and I am not guaranteed to be able to recall all of the notes I previously created the second time around. Here’s the deal, I thought that I might have to stop using OneNote. Low and behold I opened that link and oh my goodness, I noticed that I did not see some of the updates I had made to the document. A challenge I had with this was when I needed to get some information from OneNote Meeting Minutes, which I had posted to Teams as a link, I noticed some updates that I had made were NOT there. I thought that was a palatable compromise, though it didn’t seem to have as much flexibility or shall I say robustness to it as the client version. I resorted to using OneNote for Windows 10 via the Browser. The syncing issue I was having was not resolved for me using this method. I even tried the suggested ‘OneNote bankruptcy’, where you remove all your Notebooks and start over. However, recently I experienced 2016 OneNote Syncing issues, which I was not able to get around.

Wow, have you ever wanted to give up on Microsoft OneNote? While I knew there was a more updated version of OneNote (OneNote for Windows 10), I liked using Microsoft OneNote 2016 and wanted to stick with it given its robust features.

Onenote syncing issues