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Hi Janev,
Thank you for following up on this thread. We appreciate the detailed context you've provided.
The error code: 0xE000006C, along with sections becoming read-only and browser access failing due to a corrupt section, strongly suggests that the issue may be related to:
- A corrupted section within the notebook (even if it appears empty)
- Conflicting sync metadata
- A mismatch between the signed-in account and the notebook’s storage location
Since you've already attempted to copy content to a new notebook and the issue reoccurred, we recommend the following steps to isolate and resolve the problem:
1. Confirm Notebook Ownership and Storage Location
Please ensure the notebook is stored under your intended Microsoft account (e.g., your Hotmail account). You can verify this by:
- Opening OneNote Web via https://www.onenote.com
- Checking the notebook’s location under your account’s OneDrive or SharePoint
If the notebook was originally created under a different account, syncing issues may arise when accessed from another profile.
2. Remove Corrupted Sections
Since the browser reports a corrupt section, try the following:
- Open the notebook in OneNote desktop
- Create a new section
- Move all valid pages from the problematic section to the new one
- Delete the original section
- Empty the Notebook Recycle Bin under History > Notebook Recycle Bin
3. Sign Out and Reconnect Your Account
To ensure the correct account is being used:
- Go to File > Account in OneNote
- Sign out of all accounts
- Sign back in using only your Hotmail account
- Reopen the notebook from OneDrive
4. Clear Browser Cache on Your Device
Since OneNote Web is also affected, we recommend clearing the cache of your default browser on the device. This can help resolve any residual authentication or redirect issues that may interfere with notebook access.
If the issue continues after following the steps above, we recommend **** contacting your IT Administrator (if applicable). If your notebook is part of an organizational account (e.g., school or business), your IT administrator can:
- Access backend logs and permissions via Microsoft Entra Admin Center or SharePoint to identify root causes.
- Submit a support request to Microsoft 365 Support on your behalf via Microsoft 365 Admin Portal
I hope the above guidance helps restore full functionality to your notebook. Should you have any updates, don’t hesitate to contact us again.
Best regards,
Demi-N | Microsoft Community Support Specialist