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Title: Request for Accurate Subscription Recognition & Option to Disable Promotional Banners
I’m a fully paid Microsoft 365 / Copilot Pro subscriber, and I’m consistently seeing upgrade prompts, premium banners, and promotional messages across OneDrive and other Microsoft services — even though my account is already upgraded.These prompts create confusion and make it appear as if my subscription isn’t active, isn’t recognized, or needs to be repurchased. This feels misleading and causes unnecessary concern about billing accuracy, account status, and potential double charges. I’m requesting that Microsoft:Accurately recognize paid accounts across all Services stop showing upgrade banners to users who already have premium Plans add a clear ON/OFF toggle to disable promotional Messages improve transparency around subscription status and Billing. I invite other users to share their experiences. If you’ve also seen upgrade prompts despite being fully paid, please speak up. The more voices we have, the more likely Microsoft will address this issue.Paid users deserve clarity, accuracy, and a user experience that respects their subscription — not one that feels confusing or like repeated upselling.FSLogix Profile Analyzer – Identify bloated profiles and get actionable recommendations
Hello everyone, I’d like to share a PowerShell script I’ve developed to help IT admins quickly analyze FSLogix user profiles on Windows 11 Enterprise, especially in environments with Microsoft 365 apps (Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, OneNote). What the tool does: - Analyzes FSLogix volume sizes and free space. - Scans the entire user profile and lists the largest folders (including LocalAppData). - Dives into Microsoft cache directories (Outlook, OneNote, OneDrive, Teams, etc.) and shows their footprint in GB. - Lists all Outlook OST files with their sizes. - Generates a clean HTML report with tables and color-coded warnings. - If certain thresholds are exceeded (e.g., Outlook cache > 5 GB), the report provides specific manual cleanup steps and direct links to Microsoft’s repair tools (SaRA, PST/OST repair, OneNote notebook fix, OneDrive sync troubleshooter). - Automatically opens the relevant Explorer folders so the admin can immediately take action. The goal is to reduce issues/problems caused by oversized FSLogix containers and to make troubleshooting more efficient. To try it out, simply copy the code below, save it as a `.ps1` file (PowerShell 5.1 required), and run it locally on the target machine – no admin rights needed. The HTML report will automaticly showed in your standart browser. #requires -version 5.1 <# FSLogix Profile Analyzer Windows 11 Enterprise Microsoft 365 / OneDrive / Outlook / Teams / OneNote #> $ReportPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\FSLogix_Profile_Report.html" $UserProfile = $env:USERPROFILE function Get-FolderSizeGB { param( [string]$Path ) if (!(Test-Path $Path)) { return 0 } try { $Size = (Get-ChildItem $Path -File -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Measure-Object Length -Sum).Sum return [math]::Round($Size / 1GB,2) } catch { return 0 } } # ============================================================ # NEW: Progress indicator with dots # ============================================================ function Show-Progress { param([string]$Message) Write-Host "$Message" -NoNewline for ($i = 0; $i -lt 10; $i++) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 300 Write-Host "." -NoNewline } Write-Host " Done!" -ForegroundColor Green } $HTML = @" <html> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <title>FSLogix Profile Analysis</title> <style> body { font-family: Segoe UI; margin:30px; } h1 { color:#0067b8; } h2 { margin-top:30px; } table { border-collapse:collapse; width:100%; } th { background:#0078d4; color:white; } td,th { border:1px solid #ccc; padding:8px; } .warning { color:red; font-weight:bold; } .ok { color:green; font-weight:bold; } </style> </head> <body> <h1>FSLogix Profile Analysis</h1> <p> <b>User:</b> $env:USERNAME<br> <b>Computer:</b> $env:COMPUTERNAME<br> <b>Time:</b> $(Get-Date) </p> "@ # ============================================================ # NEW: User info / Header at the beginning of the console # ============================================================ Clear-Host Write-Host "============================================================" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Host " FSLogix Container & Profile Analysis " -ForegroundColor Yellow Write-Host "============================================================" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Host "" Write-Host " (Please run the entire process to completion.)" -ForegroundColor Gray Write-Host "" Write-Host " The analysis may take a few minutes - please wait..." -ForegroundColor Gray Write-Host "" Write-Host "============================================================" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Host "" # ---------------------------- # FSLogix Volume # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Analyzing FSLogix Volumes" $HTML += "<h2>FSLogix Profile Storage</h2>" $Volumes = Get-Volume | Where-Object { $_.FileSystemType -eq "NTFS" -and $_.DriveType -eq "Fixed" } $HTML += $Volumes | Select FriendlyName, @{N="Size GB";E={[math]::Round($_.Size/1GB,2)}}, @{N="Free GB";E={[math]::Round($_.SizeRemaining/1GB,2)}} | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment # ---------------------------- # User Profile # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Analyzing User Profile" $HTML += "<h2>Largest Folders in User Profile</h2>" $ProfileFolders = foreach($Folder in Get-ChildItem $UserProfile -Directory -Force) { [PSCustomObject]@{ Folder=$Folder.Name GB=Get-FolderSizeGB $Folder.FullName } } $HTML += $ProfileFolders | Sort-Object GB -Descending | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment # ---------------------------- # LocalAppData # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Analyzing LocalAppData" $HTML += "<h2>LocalAppData Analysis</h2>" $LocalFolders = foreach($Folder in Get-ChildItem "$UserProfile\AppData\Local" -Directory -Force) { [PSCustomObject]@{ Folder=$Folder.Name GB=Get-FolderSizeGB $Folder.FullName } } $HTML += $LocalFolders | Sort-Object GB -Descending | Select-Object -First 20 | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment # ---------------------------- # Microsoft Cache # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Analyzing Microsoft Cache" $Microsoft="$UserProfile\AppData\Local\Microsoft" $HTML += "<h2>Microsoft Cache Analysis</h2>" if(Test-Path $Microsoft) { $MicrosoftFolders = foreach($Folder in Get-ChildItem $Microsoft -Directory -Force) { [PSCustomObject]@{ Folder=$Folder.Name GB=Get-FolderSizeGB $Folder.FullName } } $HTML += $MicrosoftFolders | Sort-Object GB -Descending | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment } # ---------------------------- # Outlook OST # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Searching Outlook OST files" $HTML += "<h2>Outlook OST Files</h2>" $OST = Get-ChildItem ` "$UserProfile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook" ` -Filter *.ost ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if($OST) { $OSTReport = foreach($File in $OST) { [PSCustomObject]@{ File=$File.Name GB=[math]::Round($File.Length/1GB,2) } } $HTML += $OSTReport | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment } else { $HTML += "<p>No OST files found.</p>" } # ---------------------------- # Recommendations # ---------------------------- Show-Progress -Message "Generating Recommendations" $HTML += "<h2>Recommendations</h2>" $Recommendations=@() if((Get-FolderSizeGB "$UserProfile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook") -gt 5) { $Recommendations += "Check Outlook cache / OST files." } if((Get-FolderSizeGB "$UserProfile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneNote") -gt 3) { $Recommendations += "Check OneNote cache." } if((Get-FolderSizeGB "$UserProfile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive") -gt 3) { $Recommendations += "Check OneDrive cache." } $Recommendations += "Check FSLogix container size. 30 GB is often specified as standard for Microsoft 365, but sometimes it can become tight." foreach($Item in $Recommendations) { $HTML += "<p class='warning'>⚠ $Item</p>" } $HTML += @" <hr style='margin-top:40px; border:0; border-top:1px solid #ddd;'> <p style='font-size:0.85em; color:#888; text-align:center;'> © 2026 Nikos - FSLogix Profile Analyzer<br> This report is for personal use only.<br> For commercial use, a license is required.<br> License inquiries: <a href='mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons'>email address removed for privacy reasons</a> </p> </body> </html> "@ # Save report $HTML | Out-File $ReportPath -Encoding UTF8 # Open in default browser (not only Edge) Start-Process $ReportPath # ============================================================ # NEW: Report created - PowerShell will close automatically # ============================================================ Write-Host "" Write-Host "✅ Analysis completed successfully!" -ForegroundColor Green Write-Host "📄 Report created at: $ReportPath" -ForegroundColor Yellow Write-Host "" Write-Host "The window will close automatically in 5 seconds..." -ForegroundColor Gray Start-Sleep -Seconds 5 I plan to publish it on the PowerShell Gallery and GitHub. For now, you can find the full code below / attached. Constructive feedback, suggestions for improvement, and bug reports are very welcome! Please reply in this thread or send me a private message here in the forum. (Note: The email address inside the script is a placeholder and does not work; please use the forum’s messaging for any inquiries.)
Ownerless, Risky and Unmanaged agents aren't reflecting in Agent 365 in admin center
1. Ownerless, Risky, and Unmanaged agents are not appearing in Agent 365 Admin Center despite having the required Agent 365 license and appropriate administrative roles. Several agents have no active owner, and I even hard deleted the owner account to simulate an ownerless scenario, but the agents are still not being identified as ownerless. 2. Risky agent classification is also not working as expected. Conditional Access and Microsoft Purview policies have been configured, and the agents have performed activities that should trigger risk indicators, yet no agents are being categorized as risky in Agent 365. 3. All Microsoft-native agents, including Copilot Studio agents, Foundry agents, and Microsoft Copilot agents, are consistently displayed as Managed. Only externally connected agents are shown as Unmanaged. If external agents are correctly identified as unmanaged, why are Microsoft-native agents not being classified as unmanaged when they meet similar conditions? Please let me know the solution to overcome this issue, Do I need to enable something which I missed or I lack permission.
Does Agent 365's governance cover app-only/service-principal agents, or only delegated-user agents?
I've been digging through the Agent 365 documentation trying to understand the enforcement model for autonomous agents — specifically ones running under app-only/service-principal auth rather than a signed-in user session. For Copilot Studio and Foundry agents built on Purview today, my understanding is that policy enforcement is tied to a human user token, and drops to audit-only when there's no delegated session behind the call. Does Agent 365's registry and governance layer change that specifically for the app-only case, or is it still primarily oriented around agents acting on behalf of a signed-in user? Trying to understand whether this is a gap that's being actively closed or whether it's still open for headless/autonomous agent scenarios. Any docs, product team clarification, or real-world experience welcome.Agent 365 adoption resources now available
We've created a Getting Started Guide for Agent 365! You can find it on our new Agent 365 Adoption Resources page, as well as links to articles for getting started with Agent 365 in Microsoft 365 Admin Center, Microsoft Defender, Entra, and Purview. Would love to hear what you think -- or what we've missed! Please leave a comment on this post. Thank you! -- Nichole Microsoft Agent 365 – Microsoft AdoptionTues, May 12: Live AMA with Agent 365 Product Team
How to Participate Register/RSVP/Add to Cal at: Live AMA: Microsoft Agent 365 | Microsoft Community Hub Visit the AMA page on Tuesday, May 12 at 9am Pacific time to join the conversation. You can post your questions in the comments, and product team members will respond live during the AMA. Live AMA: Microsoft Agent 365 | Microsoft Community Hub
Can Agent 365–registered 3rd-party agents be invoked outside MS 365 clients and still track usage?
Hello, The documentation describes how to register a third-party agent with the Microsoft Agent 365 platform (for example an agent hosted on Google Cloud Run) in order to benefit from capabilities such as observability, governance, security, and centralized management. Does this mean that users must access these agents through Microsoft 365 entry points (such as Copilot Chat, Teams, or other Microsoft clients) in order for those capabilities to apply? Or can the same registered agent also be invoked and interacted with from third-party clients or external services (for example applications running in GCP) while still benefiting from Agent 365 features like observability, governance and/or security? What if third party agent is registered to Agent 365, but it doesn't use EntraID? It's what observability, governance and/or security will be available then? Thank you.
Unable to view Active user and unable to add shared mailbox
Hi Team, I'm trying to add a shared mailbox under MS 365 Admin, I am unable to 1. Add a new user (admin role error) 2. View active user (which I'm logged in with) 3. Add a shared mailbox (retry again/ from last few days) 4. Contact Support - error loading chat Any help would be appreciated.
