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Azure Credits redeeming for Power BI licenses?
Can we use Azure credits from Microsoft Partner Center to provision Fabric capacity for Copilot? Please confirm if there are any Microsoft Partner benefits (e.g., Power BI Premium licenses, Fabric capacity credits) that can be leveraged for this scenario. We need to get the power bi copilot license under fabricSreekrishna95Nov 07, 2025Copper Contributor21Views0likes1CommentOutlook for Android Login Error
I have a user with an Android device trying to get Outlook for Android to work. She has the latest version, we've uninstalled/rebooted/reinstalled, cleared all devices from her mailbox in O365, cleared cache, tried cell connection/Wifi, and we don't have any restrictive MDM or MAM rules. When she tries to login it says "Login Error, The connection to your mail server timed out. Please check your mail settings." Unfortunately with the app you can't check the settings to verify and when she tries the Support Link it just spins and she can't get assistance. Ideas?C_the_SNov 07, 2025Bronze Contributor217KViews1like46Comments"Format picture" has disappeared from Outlook Mac
I use the Outlook app on 3 different MacBooks. Two have recently auto-updated Outlook to version 16.102.2, and I've lost the ability to format a picture in the body of an email. I use lots of screenshots in emails, and always put a border around them to clearly differentiate them from the body text. Right-click the image and select Format Picture from the menu. I can still do it in the third MacBook which is running Outlook version 16.84.2. I don't know if the latest update is meant to be an improvement, but I'm not happy about it! I'll turn off automate updates for the third MacBook. Not sure if I can revert the other two to version 16.84.2 - does anybody know if this is possible. Also wonder if users of the Windows app have experienced the same loss of the Format Picture feature?LynnProspectNov 07, 2025Iron Contributor58Views2likes4Commentsoutlook contacts continuously restore themselves
I decided to clean out my contacts in outlook, so I exported them all out to a .csv file and then I deleted all 1,200 of them (100 at a time, because apparently microsoft feels that any higher amount would be bad...). Then I spent a few hours in excel combining, consolidating and deleting them down into about 600 contacts. When I went back into outlook and clicked on people, to my surprise all 1,200 of my original contacts were right there again as if I'd done nothing. I figured that some other device must be restoring (through some normal synching process), so I turned off **REMOVED** computers and phones that I've ever used to access outlook). Then I deleted all of the contacts once more, this time using the OWA webpage with my local outlook completely closed. Unfortunately, the exact same thing happens. After repeating that process several more times last night, I shut down my laptop and went to bed. I got up this morning, opened my local outlook app, clicked on people and there were no contacts there at all. For about 5 seconds I was happy, until all 1,200 of them instantly popped right back up like a really bad joke or a dream. Something either on my computer or (I suspect) on microsoft outlook servers is automatically forcing a complete restore of all my contacts. Two side notes: 1) I can create/add and delete single contacts and those changes seem to stick, and 2) I can delete all contacts except a single one and that seems to stick, and 3) I can import my cleaned up .csv file containing 600 contacts back into outlook (with only the one single remaining contact in there), it says that all 600 contacts have been successfully imported, and then within minutes - all 1,200 contacts are back right where they were in the beginning. The truly frustrating part about this issue (and most companies these days), is that IF the customers could possibly **REMOVED** about it so that we can simply continue to make and sell more stuff. It's very sad86Views0likes8CommentsOutlook search not returning results from body of email
Does anyone know if there is any big with classic outlook im running on windows 11 build: 26200.7019 25H2 when i search on classic outlook ever since i got a new windows 11 laptop it doesnt return search results from body of the email only from sender and subject any insights into this?roberttaichmanNov 06, 2025Copper Contributor47Views0likes1CommentOther Email blocked after Win 11 upgrade.
OK Ive been trying to Add my other hotmail accounts after upgrading a few months back to win11. I can never remember all the passwords and just get the code sent to my phone or to my main email account. Since the upgrade the phone code just returns "There is a temporary problem" which is now going on for 5 months so its not temporary for me. I dont have 2FA on this phone for those accounts as I just preferred to use TEXT. Ive tried multiple times to reset, its asked for multiple old passwords and then tells me it will contact me in 2-3 working days. Never had a reply. Seems MS dont feel actual real humans are worth employing to do customer care. And all their "fixes" just have you going round in a loop. So does anyone know what the hell to do as all my fricking companies invoices are on that emailKrizzt0ffNov 06, 2025Copper Contributor10Views0likes1CommentFolders in Outlook Classic empty after update
I use Outlook classic, locally on my laptop. With folders for specific topics and subfolders for sub-content. After an update[Windows 11, last update was 2025-10-15 Cumulatieve update voor op Windows 11 Version 24H2 for x64 gebaseerde systemen (KB5066835) (26100.6899) and 2025-10-15 Cumulatieve update voor .NET Framework 3.5 en 4.8.1 voor Windows 11, version 24H2 voor x64 (KB5066131)] , all main folders are still present, all subfolders also still there but ....completely empty. After the first heart attack, found out that all info is still available in webmail - that I never use. But apparently Outlook Classic does not anymore collect all previous info. New email does still arrive in my Outlook Classic. When I open Outlook Modern, all folders and subfolders are there - but only available online. Since I travel a lot, I prefer the locally available Outlook Classic. What to do?MleinNov 06, 2025Copper Contributor20Views1like1CommentOutlook broke after Office 365 update to 16.0.19328.20158 – cannot open emails Windows Server 2016
Hello everyone, posting to report that after the latest automatic update to Microsoft Office 365 version 16.0.19328.20158, we are experiencing a critical issue on multiple company machines running Windows Server 2016: The Outlook desktop application launches normally, but when trying to open any email, the following error appears: “There was a problem opening this item... The text formatting command is not available... Reinstall Microsoft Outlook.” Launching Outlook in safe mode (Outlook /safe) does not help. Creating the FORMS2 folder (suggested workaround) does not fix it. Attempting a downgrade via OfficeC2RClient.exe fails with error 30183-27 (400). Quick/online repair from Control Panel also has no effect. In our environment, this issue appeared simultaneously on many workstations and servers, right after the Office update today. Temporary solution: We are instructing users to access their mail via Outlook Web App (OWA), which is not affected by this bug. We would like to know: If others have experienced this bug with this build, including on Windows Server 2016 If any working workaround exists, or an official fix timeframe from Microsoft Thanks to anyone who can share their experience or updates!Carmine89Nov 06, 2025Copper Contributor552Views1like4Comments
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