How to recover deleted OneNote Notes on a Windows 11/10 PC

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In most cases, when you delete a OneNote Notation, it's moved to the trash section but non removed completely. So, if you lot alter your mind and would desire to restore it, you can do it. However, if yous've emptied it from the Trash also, recovering it can be difficult. That said, there's a practiced adventure of recovering your notes deleted from the OneNote app. The Microsoft OneNote app on Windows xi and Windows 10 allows searching for backups on a notebook in OneDrive.

Recover deleted OneNote Notes

With this method, you can recover unmarried pages or entire sections of notes, you recently deleted from your OneNote app. In improver, while viewing recently deleted notes, you can choose to restore the relevant sections of the pages by moving them back to their original notebook or to some other location of your choice.

Visit OneDrive page.
Login with your account details.
Get to the Documents folder.
Select a OneNote file.
Switch to the View tab on the Ribbon menu.
Locate Deleted notes option.
Open up a deleted file.
Right-click it and choose the Restore option.

The steps apply to the Desktop versions of OneNote.

Go to the OneDrive folio. Enter your email ID and password to log in and access all your OneDrive files in Windows ten.

Now, locate the Documents folder in I Drive. Like almost of your files, your One Annotation files tin also be found here.

Open up a I notation file and switch to the View tab on the Ribbon menu.

Select the Deleted notes entry under the View tab.

Cull a file whose original version you lot would like to restore.

Go through the contents of the file once.

If all looks well, right-click the file and choose the Restore pick.

When done, select a section to restore the deleted note. Upon confirmation, the file will be moved back to its original notebook.

That's all there is to it!

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