My organization relies on the old OneNote for Windows 10, but I've heard that Microsoft is cutting support and making it read-only after October 14th. I really need it to keep syncing with the cloud. Is there any way I can continue using the old version beyond that date? I've read that I might not be able to block updates, and I'm worried it will stop syncing. Any advice would be great! Also, if this isn't the right place for such a question, where else should I ask?
3 Answers
Have you considered just using the new version of OneNote? It has some cool features, and honestly, adapting might save you a lot of headaches in the long run. You might find it suits your needs just as well!
Honestly, I think you should talk to your organization about this. If you're the only one using the old OneNote, it might be time to let them know it's going read-only soon. Trying to cling to an outdated version isn't going to help in the long term.
It's tough, but sometimes it's best to move on. Microsoft won't support the old versions anymore, which means you're missing critical security updates. It might be worth it to push for an upgrade to the latest version, and who knows, you could end up enjoying it!
Exactly! Staying updated is key. Get with your IT team and see if there's a plan for transitioning. You'll be better off in the end.
Yeah, I get why people are hesitant to switch, but sometimes the new versions end up being way more stable and functional. Just take the leap!