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Don’t Archive Notes in Office 365


Are your notes suddenly disappearing in Office 365? That’s probably because you have enabled archiving in the Exchange Admin center with a retention policy set.

Don’t Archive Notes

The good news is there is an easy way to allow your users to mark the notes folder not to archive.

Step 1

In the Exchange Admin Center, browse to Compliance Management and then to Retention Tags.

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Step 2

Add a retention tag of “Personal Never Move to Archive.”

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Step 3

Now for the user, go to your Settings and into Options under OWA.

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Step 4

You can then add the “Personal never move to archive” tag.

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Step 5

Now back in your inbox, right click on the “Notes” folder and you can assign that new policy.

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  1. Posted by Pete Nikolai

    When you add a retention tag of “Personal Never Move to Archive” does it apply to all users so then you would have to set retention policies on every folder for every user?

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