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Jazz Marie Kaur

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Thank u.<br><br>I just noticed something, maybe u can shed some light. &nbsp;Due to this problem I always, every morning, open the most work OneNote in my iPhone worked of the day before, then open it in desktop, then I sync desktop. &nbsp;And sometime it doesn't sync; what happened this morning. &nbsp;Mind u that both are in the same WIFI. &nbsp;This morning I decided to change my iPhone from WIFI to the iPhone internet access, and miraculous the desktop sync.<br><br>Can u help in understanding this (maybe the solution is there?)
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Thank u.

I just noticed something, maybe u can shed some light.  Due to this problem I always, every morning, open the most work OneNote in my iPhone worked of the day before, then open it in desktop, then I sync desktop.  And sometime it doesn't sync; what happened this morning.  Mind u that both are in the same WIFI.  This morning I decided to change my iPhone from WIFI to the iPhone internet access, and miraculous the desktop sync.

Can u help in understanding this (maybe the solution is there?)

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Hi Experts!<br><br>I just noticed that when I sync my OneNote v2016 desktop, my iPhone takes time to sync and vice-versa. &nbsp;However, if I open my OneNote.com, I noticed that when the web sync, the iPhone and Desktop sync.&nbsp; I thought <a rel="ugc nofollow" target="_blank">OneNote.com</a>&nbsp;was the main data source, all sync from there.&nbsp; Why is this happening? Is there a configuration I am missing?
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Hi Experts!
I just noticed that when I sync my OneNote v2016 desktop, my iPhone takes time to sync and vice-versa.  However, if I open my OneNote.com, I noticed that when the web sync, the iPhone and Desktop sync.  I thought
OneNote.com
 was the main data source, all sync from there.  Why is this happening? Is there a configuration I am missing?

Why OneNote in Desktop (v2016) and iPhone sync each other faster when I open OneNote on the web

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