Windows 10: OneNote: Can I uninstall the OneNote APP from Windows 10?

I have OneNote 2010 installed and don't want the Windows 10 OneNote APP. How can I remove the app or keep it from opening when I click on shortcuts like this:
onenote:///O:\OneNote_Catalog\Catalog\Root.one#section-id={4B915525-1062-4367-B052-4B5CE174AF49}&end

The uninstall option appears greyed out:




The default app shows the association to OneNote 2010, but the darn Win10 App keeps opening (above shortcut)





The default protocol (ONENOTE-CMD) won't let me change from the app to OneNote 2010.





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Windows 10 Pro I need to reinstall Store app how do I do that?

I have had many problems with Windows 10. After upgrade from Windows 7

Audio stutter noise. Many attempts to correct. It still persists

Edge browser often starts and vanishes. Then I fix it. Then the same problem reoccurs.

MANY problems with OneNote. Cannot easily determine if OneNote App, or OneNote 2016, or OneNote 2016 was launched.

OneNote 2016 when it worked, was used to create Password protection. OneNote 2016 stopped working. It ALWAYS states it cannot connect to the Internet.

Per various suggestions:

I have removed 'Windows credentials' for OneNote. (Associated instructions indicated they be recreated as functional. They did not get recreated.)

Uninstalled OneNote 2012 - apparently successful.

Uninstalled OneNote App. But cannot reinstall.

So now using Powershell to fix Edge and fix App Store so I can reinstall OneNote app

An attempt to fix issues - OneNote 2016 to continue working leads to more issues.

OneNote 2016 was used to set password. Without OneNote 2016 I cannot remove the password.

The password works from OneNote Online PC. It is not accessible from OneNote tablet (Android0.

****** Sync between OneNote PC and OneNote Tablet was the original purpose of OneNote ***

 

Missing option to sync OneNote Mobile

You uninstalled the entire OneNote app from the laptop? Wouldn't just uninstalling the OneNote Mobile component do it?

 

OK, after some messing about, I found in the registry the ProgID for each program.
In my case:
ONENOTE (2010) was AppX333jbhpaq2hjpyd097614409g4kz15cw
and
the Windows 10 App was AppXn8vagw663cz9m3j0rmkddxpbq9x0716k

So, I found the names of the protocols in the registry (above picture) and replaced the ProgId in

HKEY_USERS\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Roaming\OpenWith\UrlAssociations\ONENOTE-CMD\UserChoice\ProgId
replacing AppXn8vagw663cz9m3j0rmkddxpbq9x0716k with AppX333jbhpaq2hjpyd097614409g4kz15cw

Et Voila!
It worked just fine, though the Win10 UI still shows the protocol associations in the picture above.
But now, the OneNote 2010 program opens the link. My desktop links to notebooks & notebook sections now open on-click.