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Hello
So I've just received my windows 10 pro today
I tried making my onenote desktop as my default but when i bring up the menu from the right side and click "note", it still brings up the none desktop version of onenote
how do i fix this?
thank you
(i have SP3)
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I have the same issue. Does anyone know if Microsoft is aware of this and whether they are working on a fix?
That's great, but it has nothing to do with the default note option . . . Seems that you should have the ability to fix that to go to a specific desktop app. The problem with the Metro Onenote is that you can't choose which tab the new notes are created. You can choose notebook, but not tab. Very annoying.
ah yes. Sorry. Somehow this post drifted and morphed into the problem I and some other were having.
Somehow I got this fixed. Here are some of the steps I took:
Go to System settings (Windows key + a and select "All settings"
Select "Default Apps" and then scroll down and select "Set defaults by app".
Select OneNote (desktop) and select "Choose defaults for this program".
Click the "Select All" and then save (nothing was really changed).
Click save and close the dialogs.
Right click on the OneNote icon in the system tray and select "OneNote icon defaults" and select "Open OneNote".
I'm not sure if the default app jazz made a difference but I did this before the OneNote system tray icon icon.
It seems to have fixed my issue, hope this fixes yours.
that does not change the "Note" function to open the desktop onenote
Note function uses "onenote-cmd" and that is not one of the lists for the "default"
Somehow I got this fixed. Here are some of the steps I took:
Go to System settings (Windows key + a and select "All settings"
Select "Default Apps" and then scroll down and select "Set defaults by app".
Select OneNote (desktop) and select "Choose defaults for this program".
Click the "Select All" and then save (nothing was really changed).
Click save and close the dialogs.
Right click on the OneNote icon in the system tray and select "OneNote icon defaults" and select "Open OneNote".
I'm not sure if the default app jazz made a difference but I did this before the OneNote system tray icon icon.
It seems to have fixed my issue, hope this fixes yours.