Windows 10: Transfer Sticky Notes Windows 10 to Windows 11

Old PC tower desktop computer with Windows 10 has Sticky Notes I use. New PC tower desktop computer will have Windows 11. How do I transfer Sticky Notes in Windows 10 to Windows 11? On Windows 10 doing Windows key+R, %LocalAppData%Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftStickyNotes_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState - brings me to the file location of the plum.sqlite files. However, doing that same procedure on a Windows 11 laptop does not yield anything.How do I find the file location of the plum.sqlite files in Windows 11 so I can copy/paste the Sticky Notes from Windows 10? Or does one have to Copy/Paste each St

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Sticky Note Missing

Hi KeithRawlings,

I'm Charles, an Independent advisor trying to help.

Let's see if with the following steps we can solve the problem:

1.- Open >> Sticky notes, when located on the taskbar (Right click on the option) >> Select: List of Notes, now check if your note is in that list.

2.- Follow the steps suggested by the Windows MVP in your article

https://www.kapilarya.com/fix-sticky-notes-lost...

I hope the steps work for you

Attentive to any comments

Have a happy day

Best Regards,

Charles.

 

sticky notes

Hello,

Sticky notes may have encountered a system file corruption that caused this. We suggest that you run the

Windows app troubleshooter for this issue. Meanwhile, we also recommend that you reset your Sticky Notes app by following the steps below:

• Click the Windows icon and click Settings.
• Click System, and then click Apps & features on the left menu.
• Click on Sticky Notes on the list found on your right menu, click
  Advanced options link, and click the Reset button.
• Click the Reset button again when you see the confirmation dialog to reset Sticky Notes app.
• Close the Settings window and check your Sticky Notes app.

Let us know the results.

 

Sticky Note Error?

Hi,

To further help you with your concern about the sticky note, we suggest using System File Checking in Windows 10. Kindly follow the steps below:

• Right-click (or press and hold) the Start button, then select Command Prompt (Admin)
• Enter sfc /scannow (note the space between "sfc" and "/").

Let us know how it goes.