What makes OneNote so special that Microsoft feels that by default it should automatically be started at boot time?
Yes, you can turn it off, but none of the other programs in the Office suite do this. Besides, I just can't see how OneNote's usage model would benefit by having it running in the background all the time. If anything, I'd think that having Outlook constantly running in the background makes far more sense.
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I've wondered the same thing too, still haven't found a better reason than to sync your notes ASAP and give you the tools or w/e? Still, I don't get why that couldn't just start when you start onenote unless you have notebooks that are hundreds of MBs in size.
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
Same here there is no real good reason for it to start by default only unless they want you to use their server and software is all I can guess. I just remove the default note launch and it is good as stop from running....
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"I just remove the default note launch and it is good as stop from running.... " That doesn't seem to work as the next time you boot it's there again. I can't seem to get rid of that pesky one-note program. I never use it.
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OneNote has some functionality related to "screen clippings" and audio notes that require it to run in the background. Those are actually quite well done and useful, but if you don't use that, or don't use OneNote itself, just remove the entry in the list of startup programs.
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Microsoft Groove (what the hell is that anyways) used to do the same thing, I just disabled it from starting up with CCleaner (did the same with OneNote, can also do it with MSconfig)
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
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Why does OneNote launch itself at boot time?
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Peon, Jun 21, 2013.