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25 sty 2021 · Open Task Manager, Startup Items and disable it there. That should normally work. If not, get Autoruns (Microsoft SysInternals). Download it, install it (easy) and run it. Disable all occurrences of One Note that show up in Autoruns. That should do it. All Windows 10 machines have One Note for Windows 10 and it is not running here. Good luck.
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9 lut 2018 · Right click on your taskbar and choose Task Manager. On the Task Manager window, look for the Startup tab. Select Send to OneNote Tool in the list of items and click the Disable button at the bottom. The status will change to Disabled. Close the Task Manager window. Reboot your computer to verify.
28 maj 2018 · Un-check the box next to Microsoft OneNote. This will prevent it from automatically launching at startup. You can still open OneNote manually any time after startup.
28 lip 2021 · In the new window fill in the target location with OneNote location: "onenote-cmd:" . Then click "Next", enter the name of the shortcut and finish. Then right-click Windows logo key to open Run window, type shell:startup, then select OK. This opens the Startup folder.
4 paź 2023 · You can disable OneNote from the Task Manager window to prevent it from automatically launching upon startup. 2. Delete the OneNote shortcut from the startup folder. Launch the Run dialog box using the Windows + R shortcut. Type the following command in the startup and press the OK key to directly access the Startup folder of your user account ...
14 lut 2023 · Fortunately, there are several ways to stop OneNote from starting automatically, including disabling its startup entry in the Task Manager, disabling its add-ins in the Microsoft Office application, and uninstalling it altogether.
Go to the Start menu, click Run -> type msconfig and press Enter -> Go to the 'Startup' tab -> find and uncheck Microsoft OneNote from the list. If you can't find it in there, it may be hidden...Run Autoruns for Windows and you should be able to find it in there...
