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How to uninstall Microsoft OneNote from your PC or Mac computer

* It's easy to uninstall Microsoft OneNote from your Windows or Mac computer if you no longer want to use the program.  * You can uninstall OneNote from your Windows PC through your computer Settings using the "Add or remove programs" section. * To uninstall OneNote on a Mac, drag OneNote to the Trash from within the Finder.  * Visit Business Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories. OneNote is a popular note-taking app that's available on both the Mac and Windows as a free download or as part of a Microsoft 365 subscription.  If you install OneNote on your computer and later decide you no longer want to use it – perhaps you intend to switch to the web-based Evernote instead – you can uninstall it to free up room on your computer's hard drive.  Here's how to do it on a Mac and Windows PC.  How to uninstall OneNote from a Windows computer 1. Click Start.  2. Pick the Settings icon, which is shaped like a small gear.  3. When the Settings window appears, locate the "Find a setting" search box at the top and type "add or remove."  4. Click "Add or remove programs."  5. Scroll through the list of installed programs and find OneNote or type "OneNote" in the "Search this list" box to filter the results. 6. Click OneNote and then click "Uninstall." 7. Confirm your choice to uninstall.   8. Select OneNote and then click "Uninstall." How to uninstall OneNote from a Mac computer 1. In the Finder, click "Applications." You should see a list of all the apps installed on your computer. 2. Find OneNote and drag it to the Tash. 3. If you have OneNote in the Dock on the desktop, drop the icon from the Dock to the Trash as well. Related coverage from Tech Reference: * How to properly uninstall programs on Windows 10, to protect your computer and free up space * How to uninstall apps on your Mac computer in 3 different ways, and remove their stored data * How to uninstall apps on your iPhone * How to uninstall Dropbox on a Mac computer in 4 easy steps * How to uninstall Skype on your Windows 10 computer in 2 ways SEE ALSO: The best Apple MacBook laptops Join the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: Why thoroughbred horse semen is the world's most expensive liquid
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