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Windows 11 users are getting virus detected message on downloaded files
Dear Community, I have 1 Domain in my environment with 4 sites in total. We have workstations and laptops in our sites & we have configured updates to be downloaded directly from Microsoft through GPO. All of a sudden, users have started to have this weird problem which is that the Files that they download in browser wether chrome or edged does not let them download it and gives message saying that the Virus Detected & then blocks it. No matter where the user tries to save the file it does not work. First, it started happening on one system, now it has spreaded to more systems. Please tell me why is it happening. We are using windows 11 on laptops and desktops & few systems with windows 10. Please guide me how to resolve this Problem.Seema_Kanwa655Jan 23, 2025Copper Contributor14Views1like1CommentThe Microsoft Certified: Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification to be retired
As previously announced, we’re retiring the Microsoft Certified: Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification and its required Exam AZ-220: Microsoft Azure IoT Developer, on July 31, 2023, to focus on developing a path more aligned to the way that real-world professionals approach IoT. Skills needed for IoT projects cut across multiple roles, including developer, architect, administrator, and data analyst. The following questions and answers can help you determine how this news impacts your learning journey: Q. I’ve been preparing for Exam AZ-220. What are my options? A. If you’ve been preparing for Exam AZ-220, be sure to pass it on or before July 31, 2023. If you pass Exam AZ-220 on or before July 31, 2023, you’ll earn the Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification and it will be active for one year. Q. I’ve already earned the Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification. What happens now? A. If you’ve already earned the Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification, it will stay on your transcript. Q. What about renewal for the Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification? A. Learners with an active Azure IoT Developer Specialty certification can renew it for one year (one last time) up to six months after its retirement date of July 31, 2023. The renewal window ends on January 31, 2024.7.1KViews2likes2CommentsAzure Virtual Day Data Fundamentals
Hi There I have recently attended the Virtual days for Data Fundamentals, I have joined the session for two straight days, but I haven't received anything from the team, I didn't get the coupon code or the learning material which the team had promised that we will get after the session's completion, and it's been 10 days I attended the event. Can anyone help me on this, or Did Microsoft discontinued giving 50% Coupon codes also.Shashanksas44Jan 22, 2025Copper Contributor6Views0likes0CommentsHow to get "MD-015 Implement Windows 365 Cloud PC courseware or trainer files
Hi Team, I am unable to locate the courseware trainer files for "MD-015 Implement Windows 365 Cloud PC" in the MCT OneDrive. Could you please advise on how to access or find them? Thank you in advance. I see course in Microsoft learn site MD-015 Implement Windows 365 Cloud PCs - Training | Microsoft Learn Regards, MurthySolvednmurthyJan 21, 2025Copper Contributor167Views0likes9CommentsChallenges not displaying information accurately
For the second time I have completed a challenge that does not display as completed on the main board. Hence I become not eligible. Challenges -Ignite Edition Challenge: Prepare for the next generation of data analytics with Microsoft Fabric -AI Skills Challenge: Build Intelligent Appsooliv_Jan 20, 2025Copper Contributor121Views1like5CommentsBest course for a beginner Technician/Network/Server Engineer
Good day I am assisting a young person that just completed school. I am a bit flustered with all the courses etc. Which learning path or perhaps certification is the best for someone that wants to start with support in Microsoft related environments e.g. Server, Windows, Networking etc? Level should be beginner/intermediate. Thanks! JSystellenceJan 20, 2025Copper Contributor19Views0likes0CommentsChange Entra\Azure Sign in as email
Hi, We are looking at simplifying the way our users sign into Entra\Azure products. Currently they sign into with their Entra UPN which is the same as their on-prem UPN. The issue is some users are firstname.lastname@domain and others are letterlastname@domain. Ideally we would like to change sign into Entra\Azure products to be their email address instead. I know we can enable alternative sign in but this then allows the user to sign in as UPN and all emails addresses. So we're thinking of changing our Azure AD Connect Application on-premise to use email instead. Please can someone advise the pros and cons of doing this. Thank you, AdrianSolvedAdrianDaviesJan 20, 2025Copper Contributor196Views1like3CommentsLost Macros
Hi, I was speaking to a tech support person in chat and they sent me here after poking around on my computer. I have lost my Macros in EXCEL 365 twice. The first time Excel froze and I had to start excel. the second time was last night. There was some sort of update on my computer over night. It didn't seem to affect Excel as I was able to continue working on it this morning. But when I went to apply a macro they were all gone. I am not very tech savvy but I read something that said it could be retrieved if I went to a folder called XLSTART but when I went there the folder was empty. I want my macros back as they took hours to make and get them right. I also want to ensure that this won't happen again. I am not sure if antivirus software has anything to do with this. I just know I never had this problem with older versions of excel. PLEASE HELP! I can't get any work done if I am constantly trying to rewrite macros.AvidTouristJan 19, 2025Copper Contributor8Views0likes0CommentsMigrating from NinjaOne, BitDefender, and Phish Titan to a Unified Microsoft Intune and Defender So
I'm currently in the process of evaluating a major migration strategy for the MSP I work for, and I wanted to share my thought process and get some advice on potential gaps I might be overlooking. Any input or suggestions would be greatly appreciated as this is something I want to get right! Current Setup: We currently manage around 300 Microsoft 365 tenants. Each client typically pays for Microsoft 365 licenses per user (usually Business Basic or Standard), along with NinjaOne RMM for device management, BitDefender for endpoint protection, and some opt for Phish Titan for email filtering. Our current setup involves: NinjaOne RMM: Used for remote device management and client support. BitDefender: For antivirus/endpoint protection. Phish Titan: For email filtering, spam protection, and phishing simulation. The Plan: Migrate to Microsoft Intune and Defender The strategy I am considering involves transitioning our clients devices to Microsoft Intune for device management and Defender for Endpoint for security. Many of the devices we manage are already AzureAD joined. Currently we AzureAD join all the devices in the tenant to the 365 Admin which we control. Intune: Will allow us to manage all devices from a single platform, with granular policies for compliance, software updates, and app management. Defender for Endpoint: Threat protection, antivirus, and EDR features that can replace BitDefender,. Also for those clients who currently opt form email filtering, its email protection features could potentially replace Phish Titan’s filtering and simulation with the addition of Defender for 365. Licensing Concerns and Confusion: This is where I’ve run into several licensing questions and concerns: 365 Admin with E5 License: In my current plan, each client tenant would have a single 365 admin account with an E5 license to manage the devices and benefit from Defender’s full suite of features (including threat intelligence, EDR, attack surface reduction, etc.). All devices in the tenant would be Azure AD-joined to this E5-admin account. My assumption is that since the devices are Azure AD-joined to an account with E5, they would benefit from the full capabilities of Defender for Endpoint, regardless of the license assigned to the end user (who might only have a Microsoft 365 Business Basic or Standard license). However, I’m not 100% certain if the user logged into the device would be limited in any way (e.g., does Defender’s full suite apply only to the device, or does the end-user's license also need to include premium features like Defender for Endpoint?). Entra ID Premium (P1 or P2): My goal is to also enforce MFA across all tenants automatically for new users. I understand that for this, we would need Entra ID Premium P1 or P2. The challenge is whether I can apply a tenant-wide P1/P2 license or if I need to assign the P1/P2 license to each individual user. If I assign the P1 license to the 365 admin, will I be able to enforce MFA for all new users in the tenant, or do I need to assign P1 licenses to each user to make this work? BitDefender Replacement: My understanding is that Defender for Endpoint (through the 365 E5 license) provides advanced features that can completely replace BitDefender in terms of security, threat protection, and response. Does anyone have feedback on how Defender compares to BitDefender, particularly around ease of management, efficacy, and any potential gaps in coverage? Email Filtering and Phishing Simulation: Defender for Office 365 (included with 365 E5) offers email protection, phishing simulation, and spam filtering. If we switch from Phish Titan to Defender, will we be missing any significant functionality, or is this a strong enough alternative? Windows Autopilot Considerations: I also want to incorporate Windows Autopilot into our deployment strategy. While we’re not overly concerned about achieving zero-touch deployment, I believe we can still leverage Autopilot to streamline the device provisioning process and ensure that devices are correctly configured for our clients from the outset. Azure AD Join: My assumption is that for devices to fully utilize Autopilot features, they would need to be Azure AD-joined to the end user. I’m considering how to implement this for end-user devices and whether we can still maintain efficiency if users log into the devices with different Microsoft 365 licenses (Basic or Standard). End-User Experience: I want to ensure that even if users are logging in with lower-tier licenses, they still have a seamless onboarding experience, with essential policies and security measures applied from the get-go (Installed apps, Networking settings, etc) Has anyone here gone through a similar migration, or do you have any insights into the potential pitfalls of this approach? Am I missing any important considerations? Any advice would be appreciated.Ben155Jan 17, 2025Copper Contributor293Views0likes1CommentQuestion certification
Hello, I write to you for a doubt about the certification exam, yesterday I finished a learning path of 4 modules called "AZ-500: Identity and access management" and at the end, I think there was already examination and I take this, I give it where it says "Personal training examination" and it leads me to that, which I have to do now, keep doing routes and modules or if there is an exam? I am lost (Sorry, the screenshots are in Spanish) Thank youJomaTouuJan 17, 2025Copper Contributor31Views0likes0Comments
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