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Windows 365 Google Photos cannot type into date field in Chrome
Does anyone know why, when I'm logged into my Windows 365 PC using a browser, have Google Chrome open, have google photos open and I try to update a date, I cannot type into the date field? What I end up doing is opening a notepad and typing the date there and then copying and pasting the date from notepad into the field in google chrome. But it's super annoying.davidortenn79Dec 05, 2024Copper Contributor8Views0likes1CommentMicrosoft 365 Transcribe
As a technical writer, I commonly like to edit my documents using the Read Aloud feature in Microsoft Word. My Business Essentials edition of Microsoft Word is a web only copy and does not carry a full version of an Editor (shown below): In the process of putting in a Read Aloud add-in, I found this really great feature for those who do not like to type. The Dictate feature can be accessed by clicking its named button on the Ribbon located to the top of the screen. Microsoft Word will write everything you say and then grammar and spell check it.Susan_FlanderDec 01, 2024Copper Contributor15Views0likes1CommentCPC and member accounts
Hello cimmunity. We have recently engage a partner to help us upgrade some azure resources. We invited them as members, instead of guest accounts, so we can collaborate with them in a much better fashion. We thought it was possible to assign a W365 license to the account (which you can, and the CPC is provisioned) and allow them to use the Windows app and access the CPC using their own tenant and identities. Have any of you managed to make this work? is it possible? thanksthatothersecurityguyNov 28, 2024Copper Contributor24Views0likes0CommentsNew episode: Windows in the Cloud – Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop news from Microsoft Ignite
Now available, on demand: Windows in the Cloud: Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop news from Microsoft Ignite, with Christiaan Brinkhoff Tristan Scott, Scott Manchester, BhavyaChopra, and Philip_Gerity Join our Windows Cloud product leaders for an exciting, demo-heavy episode where we will showcase the latest Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop capabilities announced at Microsoft Ignite 2024. You'll walk away with the insight you need to keep your organization moving forward with the right Windows in the Cloud solution for your workforce. Windows in the Cloud is an easy way to get up to speed on the latest features, functionality, and future roadmap for Windows 365. Windows in the Cloud offers an up-close look at configuring, deploying, and managing Cloud PCs -- focusing on demos and real-world best practices so that you can learn what you need to know and get on your way. Catch more Windows in the Cloud at https://aka.ms/WindowsInTheCloud. Have questions? Bring them to our next Windows 365 AMA! Visit https://aka.ms/AMA/WindowsInTheCloud for upcoming dates and times.Pearl-AngelesNov 21, 2024Community Manager81Views1like0CommentsZwischenablage zwischen Mac über Windows App auf Terminal-Server funktioniert nicht
Ich nutze ein MacBook Air M1 mit macOS Sequoia 15.1. Auf diesem habe ich die Windows App installiert. Über die Windows App greife ich auf einen Terminalserver zu (Windows Azure) Der Zugriff funktioniert tadellos. Das Problem ist, dass ich keine Daten von meinem Mac auf den Server verschieben kann. Weder habe ich Zugriff auf die freigegebenen Ordner, noch habe ich Zugriff auf die Zwischenablage vom Mac. Clipboard-Mode: Bidirektional Order in General Settings freigegeben Order für das einzelne Device freigegebenM2S7Nov 19, 2024Copper Contributor13Views0likes0CommentsWe have multiple Licenses I want to Implement Conditional Access Policy
Hello Everyone, We have multiple Licenses I want to Implement Security on all users. I created a Group, added all Company users to this group, and assigned a P1 license to this group. I want to Implement a Conditional Access policy to block all new users excluded from this group. means anyone who creates a user goes into the blocked mode. when a new user is added to an excluded group, he will access their resources. but is this possible to mean I have doubts is it working or not please anyone let me know if this formula is working or not. Thanks and Regards: Fahad GulFahadgul3333Nov 19, 2024Copper Contributor147Views0likes2CommentsWindows 365 GPOs instead of Intune Policies
Hi, can i set the Windows 365 specific settings (except the provisioning policy) like RDS-Policy via Group Policies, or due i always have to use Intune Profiles? If GPO are possible, where do i find the requires admx-files Best Regards Carsten.carstenbartholomaeNov 06, 2024Occasional Reader239Views0likes2CommentsRDP Client - "available bandwidth"
Hi everyone, Does anyone have detailed information on what 'available bandwidth' actually means when looking at windows 365 rdp connection details? Sometimes our users see above 30mbps and sometimes they see below 8mbps. Also happens to me and I seem to correlate it with poor user experience when available bandwidth is low but when checking all expects of user's home network, all the speed tests, pings and even running rtt test tool to microsoft data center all show great connection. Me for example, have 500 down / 20 up and i can sometimes experience available bandwidth in range of 4-5mbps and might last all day. Other days I may see 38-40mbps Was hoping someone can provide details on what this metric is actually measuring and how it applies to windows 365 and if low... what would be troubleshooting steps because does not seem to be internet speeds or local bandwidth availability. Hope someone can shed light. Doc only show statements like..."network bandwidth observed during sessions with the specified CPC sample sets" . Thank you all.tricks79Nov 06, 2024Brass Contributor1.5KViews1like3CommentsNew Windows 365 features reach general availability
It's been three years since Windows 365 became broadly available. Today, Scott Manchester, Vice President - Windows Cloud Experiences, shared new updates to Windows 365 based on customer feedback. For more details on these updates -- including features now generally available -- check out today's posts on the Windows IT Pro Blog from the Windows 365 PMs: New Windows 365 features help provide a more secure workspace Windows 365 GPU-enabled Cloud PCs now generally available AI-driven insights reduce TCO for Windows 365 Cloud PCs Windows App general availability coming soon There were also announcements about partner integrations, specifically: Windows 365 management capabilities now on N-able Cloud Commander How to integrate Windows 365 with Omnissa Horizon If you have questions about any of today's announcements, please leave a comment on the blogs. To submit feedback, visit the Windows 365 Feedback Portal.Heather_PoulsenNov 05, 2024Community Manager3.4KViews2likes2Comments