I was having the same problem with OneNote not being able to connect to SkyDrive only from this device. I tried the other solutions mentioned in various forums but this was the only one that worked for me (not to say the other solutions didn't work, they
may have gotten me to this spot where the below finally worked.) FYI, this was on Windows 7:
1. Went into the Credential Manager and removed all Live ID references (as was recommended). OneNote still wouldn't connect.
- While still in the Credential Manager, in the left pane, I clicked on "Link online IDs"
- In there, I had no Windows LiveID defined so I added my online ID.
OneNote connected and I was able to get back all my documents!
Hope this helps!
GM
I'm also having the problem with sync/not signed in that this thread is addressing, and nothing I have done has worked. I have
- Fully exited, went on the Skydrive web app and opened my notes from the "Open in Onenote". Same error popped up.
- Reset IE
- Changed the security level on IE to "medium"
- IE is set to "automatically detect settings" under LAN settings
- Deleted all my credentials and tried signing in again through Onenote
- Deleted the new credentials (since they once again didn't work) and tried doing the quoted fix above, and a slightly different error message came up. "The network location cannot be reached. For information about network troubleshooting, see Windows
Help. (0x80072ee2)
After trying each of the above I tried Onenote again, to no avail.
OKAY WAIT.
As I was typing this post I had a thought. I have Bitdefender running on my computer (which has caused me no small amount of annoyance and stress) and it has a bad habit of blocking things I NEED RUNNING. So I disabled the firewall (like I usually do so
Plex on our Roku will work, but it turns itself back on after shutdown). Lo and behold. Proper syncing. So I thought I would contribute this post after all, in case anyone else is having this problem and using Bitdefender (and if you're not, DON'T).
Fix
Turn off the firewall on Bitdefender