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Hi @Zara Akhtar,
Thank you for your reply.
Based on the error code E000006E and the notes aren't appearing on the web version, your recent work currently exists only in your local Mac cache.
Please follow these steps to secure your data and resolve the sync:
1/ Firstly, please back-up your un-synced notes
Since the notes are not in the cloud, you need to manually back them up first. Therefore, copy and paste critical text into a Word document or a local text file as a temporary safety measure.
Please do not sign out of OneNote or uninstall the app, as this will delete the local cache and the notes you’ve taken over the last two weeks.
2/ Secondly, try copy to new notebook as a workaround
Often, a sync "clog" can be bypassed by moving the content to a fresh notebook:
- Go to
https://www.onenote.com/in your browser and create a new notebook. - Click Open in Desktop App to sync this empty notebook to your Mac.
- In the OneNote app, go to your stuck notebook, right-click the un-synced sections, and select Move/Copy.
- Choose Copy (do not use Move) and select the new notebook as the destination.
- Check if the new notebook successfully syncs to the cloud.
3/ Check for large attachments
Error E000006E can sometimes be triggered by a single corrupt or oversized item. If you recently added a large PDF printout or a high-resolution image, try deleting that specific item from the page to see if the sync resumes.
If the web version still isn’t displaying your notebook correctly, the next step is to reach out to your university’s IT department. Since your account is managed by your university, they will investigate potential storage issues or service-side errors. When you contact them, feel free to ask them to open a support ticket with Microsoft on your behalf for further technical assistance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.