Microsoft says that they will stop shipping OneNote for Windows 10 with the release of Windows 11 and push users to the OneNote app instead – confusing is a bit of an understatement. With the new design, this will make OneNote match the rest of the new Office and Windows design language. If you plan on newly deploying OneNote to your organization, we recommend deploying the OneNote app.Until we have completed that work, you can continue to use OneNote for Windows 10. If you currently use OneNote for Windows 10, there is no action to take today as the OneNote team is working to build features that will help you move over to the OneNote app more easily in the future.If you currently use the OneNote app, there is no action to take as you are on the fastest path to new features.

What this announcement means for you and your organization:.We will have a future announcement dedicated to IT pros that will detail the available controls over the timing and experience of updating users to the OneNote app. We anticipate invitations to start in the second half of 2022. OneNote for Windows 10 users will get an in-app invitation to update to the OneNote app.The OneNote app will get new features and key existing features currently unique to OneNote for Windows 10.Microsoft provides the following guidance on the update process: First (tiny) look at the updated UI coming to OneNote

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