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Before I return this extremely intrusive you-know-what, has anyone confronted this issue and found a workaround to avoid signing in with their "personal account", avoid uploading confidential work information to their cloud, and ultimately allow me to maintain work-related information internally? Picak-a-PERSONAL-ACCOUNT-to-sign-in. I executed the following to uninstall OneNote: "get-appxpackage ** | remove-appxpackage" However, this didn't appear to help. However, upon taking out the stylus, (See attached image) OneNote pops up and essentially demands that I sign-in with a so-called "personal account" of theirs and thus, not providing me with an option to sign in and use the surface's local storage which in turn will eventually sync with our internal cloud? I installed a full copy of Microsoft 2016, joined our work domain and am not using anything related to microsoft's cloud.

I did and therefore brought it home with me. I was at the store researching and thus contemplating buying a Surface tablet.