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Onedrive Cloud Content Dehydration configuration profile not working
For one of our customers we configured Cloud Content Dehydration. The settings in storage sense are visible for both personal and teams synced files. At the moment only files in the personal folder are dehydrating, the teams/sp sycned sites are not dyhedrating the files. How can i achieve this?kembitMar 21, 2026Copper Contributor821Views0likes1Commentclose Cisco Jabber to notification area (far right) of taskbar with batch file.
I'm not sure if this is the best place for this, but how can I add a few lines of coding to my batch file to close the Cisco Jabber window? This moves it down to the notification area of the taskbar, as opposed to just minimizing the window, which takes up space on the taskbar.bob hamblinMar 21, 2026Copper Contributor718Views0likes1CommentCannot move or copy a very large file from Windows 10 Client to Network Attached Storage device
A Windows 10 Client is attempting to move or copy a 270 GB file from the client to a NAS share which it has as mapped drive. It starts and gets to approximately 70 GB in 20 minutes and then stops. This behavior is consistent and can be duplicated. The NAS has been shown to have an enormous amount of capacity beyond the size of the file. There are no Quotas in use. The Windows 10 Client has only 23 GB of size left on its hard drive. Could this be a Client side issue?Bill_HarpeMar 21, 2026Copper Contributor538Views0likes1CommentInternet Properties managed by system administrator
Hello, After setting roaming profiles for a user, suddenly their internet properties are being managed and unable to adjust security levels and scripting. This is causing Javascript issues for applications like OneDrive to work and to sign in. Does anyone know where this group policy is in Windows Server or what could be affecting this? The roaming profile has been removed from the user and are now using local.Tony_TruongMar 21, 2026Copper Contributor802Views0likes1CommentHow to use dual monitors Windows 10
To use dual monitors on Windows 10, follow these steps: Connect your second monitor to your computer using a VGA, DVI, HDMI, or DisplayPort cable. Right-click on the desktop and select Display settings. Scroll down to the Multiple displays section and select Extend these displays. You'll see two boxes with numbers inside them, representing your two monitors. You can drag them around to arrange them in the order that matches how they are physically arranged on your desk. You can also adjust the resolution and scaling of each monitor to match your preferences. Simply click on the monitor you want to adjust and choose your preferred settings. Click Apply to save your changes. Now you should be able to move your mouse cursor seamlessly between the two monitors, and open applications and windows on either one.rahulkhorwalMar 21, 2026Brass Contributor36KViews0likes1CommentMicrosoft Photo
Microsoft Photo won't stop searching for photos to download from a flash drive even when the count does not increase. HELPColin_BRMar 21, 2026Copper Contributor531Views0likes1CommentWindows 10: KB5073724 Update Causes Game Freezes
After installing KB5073724, games using Vulkan crash and require a hard reboot.JosewMar 21, 2026Silver Contributor28Views0likes2CommentsWindows 10 Edge Displays a Blank Screen After Minimizing
In Windows 10, when the Microsoft Edge browser is minimized or maximized, the page content turns completely white and fails to display properly. The issue can be temporarily resolved by ending the Edge process via Task Manager and deleting the GPU cache folder, but it reoccurs after a short period of time. The hardware configuration is as follows: Ryzen 5700X processor, RTX 2060 Super 8GB graphics card, and 16GB of RAM. I would like to confirm whether this is related to insufficient 8GB of VRAM, or if it is a software issue caused by drivers, the operating system, or a bug, and seek a permanent fix.EorkuMar 21, 2026Iron Contributor16Views0likes1CommentWindows 10 Firewall cannot add rules; an Access Denied error is displayed, but existing rules remain
An attempt to add a new firewall rule failed, and the system displayed an Access Denied error; however, existing rules remain and function normally. I need to understand the possible causes of this permission error and how to resolve it.JacobBrownMar 21, 2026Iron Contributor21Views0likes2Comments
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