How to Transfer OneNote Notebooks to Another Computer in OneDrive

To transfer OneNote notebooks to another computer in OneDrive, you'll first need to sign in to the new computer with the same Microsoft account that you used on your old computer. This will synchronize your notebooks across devices.

Make sure you have a stable internet connection to ensure seamless syncing. OneDrive will automatically sync your notebooks as soon as you sign in.

If you're using a laptop or tablet, you can also transfer your notebooks by syncing them with your desktop computer. This way, you can access your notebooks from any device connected to the same OneDrive account.

If you're trying to transfer your OneNote notebooks to another computer in OneDrive, but your OneNote notebook isn't recognized, it's likely due to a syncing issue.

OneNote notebooks can only be synced if they're stored in a OneDrive account that's linked to the same Microsoft account as the OneNote app on the new computer.

Make sure the OneDrive account is properly linked to the new computer by checking the OneDrive settings.

The OneNote notebook may not be recognized if the syncing process is interrupted or if there's a connectivity issue.

To resolve the issue, try restarting the OneNote app and the OneDrive sync client.

To transfer a OneNote notebook to another computer, you can save a copy of the notebook. This creates a new copy of the notebook, which is saved in the folder of your choice.

You can select what to copy, such as the entire notebook, a page, or a section. If you want to copy the entirety of the notebook, select "Notebook" in the "Export this version" part.

The export creates a new copy of the notebook, which you can open via Microsoft OneNote, share with your collaborators, or edit independently of the original.

To save a copy of your OneNote notebook, open the notebook you want to copy and position yourself on the page or section that interests you.

You can choose to copy the entirety of the notebook, a page, or a section - it's completely up to you. Select "Notebook" to copy the entire notebook, "Page" to copy a specific page, or "Section" to copy a section of your notebook.

The export process is straightforward - in the "Export this version" part, choose the format you want to export to, such as OneNote Package or PDF format.

If the versions of OneNote are the same on computer A and B, just repeat the procedure and mark the folder on computer B as Location B.

If you still can't find the location where your notes are saved, then try making a new note with a distinct name and saving it. This will help you locate the folder where OneNote stores its files.

To find the location, search for the note you just created using the Search function in your operating system.

If you're looking for alternative solutions to transferring your OneNote notebooks, consider using the OneNote sync feature. This feature allows you to sync your notebooks across devices, making it easy to access your notes from anywhere.

OneNote sync can be enabled by going to the OneNote settings and checking the box next to "Sync across all your devices." This will start syncing your notebooks, but be aware that it may take some time depending on the size of your notebooks.

You can also use the OneNote app on your mobile device to access your notebooks, even if you don't have your computer with you. This is especially useful if you're always on the go and need to jot down quick notes.

Another alternative is to use the OneDrive desktop app to sync your notebooks. This app allows you to access your notebooks from your computer and sync them across devices.