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OneNote 2010 - this service is disabled by policy

I set up OneNote 2010 on PC-A, no problem, using SkyDrive.

On PC-B when attempting to access SkyDrive, it says "this service is disabled by policy. Contact System Administrator". found this on Google which says "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common\WebIntegration\WebIntegrationEnabled=1

if not there the trick is to create WebIntegrationEnabled as DWORD and put 1 in decimal value"

I looked all over my Registry but could not find "WebIntegrationEnabled", search returned nothing as well.

machine is HP Pavilion g7 Notebook PC, Windows 7 Home Premium SP-1
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terencinoCommented:
Hi william, can you look for the WebIntegration key under HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Common ?
Possibly it may be missing as in this case
If it is missing, just create it, then add DWORD WebIntegrationEnabled=1 to it
Then restart and see if any change
Hope that helps
...Terry
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
it's not there on PC-B, but it is there on PC-A, where I originally installed Office 2010.

never added a Registry item, will see how that goes.
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
Here's the PC-A registry that works.
Registry for PC-A
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
Got it ! I exported from PC-A to PC-B and it loaded fine and works great !
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terencinoCommented:
Awesome, award yourself a bunch of points!
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
I awarded myself 0 points but they still won't close right away.

I'm excited to start using OneNote across machines via SkyDrive.
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terencinoCommented:
Yes OneNote is great, I run it across my home Windows 8/Office 2013 and office Windows 7/Office 2010 PCs. Microsoft did a great job with both SkyDrive and the OneNote integration. They went a bit too far in 2013 particularly with Excel where the continual sync of large files really kills performance but I expect they will fix that in the next release. Have you tried OneNote for iPad? It is not bad but could benefit from an upgrade itself
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
Good to hear about the integration and compatibility.

I loaded on Android phone and looks good - sync's and all. Also tried on Amazon Kindle Fire HD (8.9") which I just got, but OneNote is not available. I tried a work around and it loaded but wouldn't sync so I scrapped it.
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Alaska CowboyAuthor Commented:
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