I guess every one has the issue of TWO versions of One Note if they have both Windows 10 and Office 365? Is there any difference between them? Given that I don't really use either, can I at least safely delete the Windows 10 App version without breaking Windows or the Office 365 version? Or should I give my OCD a chill pill on this issue?
I'd start with Chill pill.
If that doesn't work Image your machine so you can restore it.
When Windows 10 app installed it, as I recall, deleted my Office 365 version. All my data was present and I didn't give it another thought.
Again, I would Image machine using your favorite 3rd party tool and then proceed.
I don't Uninstall either one [NEVER just delete] as at this time I just don't use them. My main computer has OneNote 2013 [Office 2013] and OneNote for Windows 10, haven't check computer with Office 2010 yet.
I use OneNote a lot. Nice that it syncs stuff I enter on computer to smartphone so I always have info with me. The one thing I hate, it wont sort notes within a note book. Honestly it is 2020 and sorting is something computers are good at.
Are you talking about info place on a single page, or are you talking individual pages (more than one page)? Cause you can sort pages via the inverted hamburger dropdown button on the "+ add page" tab.
The choices are None, Alphabetical, Date Created, and Date Modified. But, yeah, not on individual pages.
Office (at least O-365) should remove or not install the "Office OneNote" app since the Windows 10 version is newer. And I say "should" because I've had instances of both apps installed under older versions of Windows 10 (and O-365).
Anyway OneNote 2016 (older Office version) is the one you want to uninstall if you must uninstall something.
Good luck.
How does one uninstall "OneNote" that Office 365 automatically installs?
The other "OneNote for Windows 10" is easy uninstall/install through the Microsoft Store as an APP.
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