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Moving teams chat history to a new tenant
Hi, My organisation has recently moved our domain to a new 365 tenant and are telling me that my teams chat and channel history cannot be moved in the same way the email exchange has been. Is this correct? Surely there is a way to migrate the teams data across aswell? [you can tell from my desciption that im not an IT expert. I do have a really important project group chat history with a customer team that i really cant afford to lose]
What do you do for a living?
Hi all, I'm pursuing an economics degree at the university of Central Florida currently. I thought it would be a good idea to start learning how to use Microsoft excel and other programs because I figured I would be using these a lot whenever I graduate and get a job. My question however is I'm not really sure what I want to do with my degree. I like trading stocks and options a lot and would like to do something involving the stock market ideally, but what do you guys do for a living? And what programs do you use for your job such as excel? What programs are popular with different companies as far as accounting and stuff like that. I'm just trying to get a read on what programs companies are using these days. Any responses are appreciated. I'm very curious and want to learn a lot Thanks!
Computer Issues
I’m new to computers and how it all works and recently I was asked by a game to enable secure boot and upon doing so on my windows 11 computer my Ethernet connection no longer is available alongside my other connected devices such as headphones and keyboard I tried looking up many different solution and nothing seems to work whenever I restart my computer and go to the password screen it shows a orange bar underneath instead of the usual blueWhat are the benefits of procurement software in a growing business setup?
I’ve been exploring tools that can help automate purchasing and vendor-related tasks. I keep hearing about the benefits of procurement software, especially for businesses that are scaling. I want to understand how it helps in streamlining operations, reducing errors, or improving vendor management. If anyone here has practical experience using one, what kind of changes did you notice? Is it worth the switch from spreadsheets?
Copilot File-Based Agents Can’t Recall Knowledge Source Files - Anyone Else Seeing Improvements?
Hi Copilot Community, I believe this is still a pretty well-known issue with Copilot File-Based Agents struggling with pointing to or “attaching” files in FBA’s. I wanted to start a conversation around something we’ve been running into lately with file-based Copilot agents, and I’m curious if others are seeing similar issues — or better yet, if you’ve found any solid workarounds. We’re a pretty active Copilot user org with over 50 licensed users, and we’ve been building and testing a range of file-based agents. The core issue we’re facing is that agents are consistently struggling to access, attach, or reference documents that have been added to their own knowledge sources — even when everything is configured correctly. Here’s a quick breakdown of what we’re experiencing: File-based agents aren’t able to recall or point to the files in their knowledge base. It doesn’t matter if we upload PDFs, Word docs, Excel files, .txt files, or even URLs — the agent just doesn’t seem to “see” them during a prompt. We’ve tried uploading files both directly and through folders. Still no luck. When I prompt the agent, I only get options to upload “from device” or “from cloud,” but there’s no way to reference or select files that were already added to the agent’s knowledge source in Copilot Studio. I’ve shared these agents with other users, given them the same permissions and access I have as the agent builder — but they still can’t access or see the same files during a conversation. Super frustrating when trying to collaborate or test together. Some Additional Context: Newly added SharePoint Premium One thing that might be worth mentioning: we recently added SharePoint Premium to our Microsoft suite. It’s only rolled out to a limited number of users for now, so I’m not sure if that’s contributing to the issue — but curious if anyone has seen changes in how file-based agents behave after that upgrade. Also, we have some agents we built a couple of months ago that used to recall files just fine, and now those same agents aren’t able to reference the same documents anymore. We didn’t change the setup, so we’re wondering if something changed on the backend. What I’m Hoping to Learn - Is anyone else out there seeing this? - Are file-based agents just fundamentally broken right now when it comes to document recall? - Does SharePoint Premium play a role here? Have you found any real workarounds — not just pasting text in manually — that make these agents more usable? We’ve tried the obvious stuff: summarizing documents and injecting that into the system prompt, linking SharePoint folders, even playing with permissions. Nothing has fully solved it. Would love to hear if this is something Microsoft is already working on — or if there’s any community guidance I’m missing. Thanks in advance! — Scott R
