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Teams One Note tab, still shows deleted Notebook

Copper Contributor

I deleted a OneNote Notebook in Teams once, deleted it, and cleared it from the recycle bin too, nevertheless it still shows in the query when I want to open a new notebook. This is really frustrating because it makes it very difficult to find the notebook you are looking for because it is so cluttered with notebooks that were deleted and do not exist anymore, that however are still shown.

 

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best response confirmed by Julian001 (Copper Contributor)
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Hi @Julian001

Have you tried logging out and clearing the Teams cache per this article?

https://commsverse.blog/2018/09/28/clear-the-microsoft-teams-client-cache/

Let me know how you get on

Best, Chris

@Christopher Hoard 

Hey Chris,

Thanks for your reply, I have run the powershell script, and in addition to that manually cleared all paths mentioned, however that did not work either, it still for some reason shows up :(

 

Update: @Christopher Hoard 

So I inserted the OneApp to the board and found this in recents

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When I click on it is says that the notebook has either been removed or deleted, in my case I obviously know that it has been deleted.

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When I try to close the notebook, which might lead up to me being able to remove it from the cache it wont give me the option to do so, nor can I add notebooks to it, in addition to all of that, there is no way I can directly remove it from recents either.

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And yes I have tried uninstalling it and clearing cache, and vice versa too.

I think the only option to solve this would be if Microsoft would add the functionality to remove a notebook from recents and also the ability to add and close notebooks in first place.

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best response confirmed by Julian001 (Copper Contributor)
Solution
Hi @Julian001

Have you tried logging out and clearing the Teams cache per this article?

https://commsverse.blog/2018/09/28/clear-the-microsoft-teams-client-cache/

Let me know how you get on

Best, Chris

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