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Re: HDD Partition error
sandipgumtya365 Good morning. These step I posted weren't to fix the issue, but to verify the partition scheme and ensure that it wasn't GPT. Your screenshot shows that the drive is in fact MBR, so you should be able to use that free space. I've seen this happen maybe twice in the past 15 years I've been working on Windows devices, and never did any investigating into why this was happening. Both time I was able to resolve this by creating a partition that was a little smaller than the amount of free space available. So for instance if it said I have 50gb free space but wouldn't let me create a 50gb partition, then I would create a partition for 48gb and it worked. Have you tried creating a smaller partition to see if that works?Re: HDD Partition error
sandipgumtya365 Sorry I gave you the wrong instructions. You have two options to check if that disk is GPT or MBR partition scheme. Command Prompt Open command prompt Type in diskpart Type in list disk 2) Using the Disk Management Tool Press the windows key + R to open the Run dialog, then type diskmgmt.msc and then hit enter Locate the disk you want to check, then right-click it and select properties. Click over to the Volumes tab, and next to Partition style you'll see either MBR or GPTRe: Von Windows 10 Home32 bit in Win 10 64bit umwandeln!?
Dick_Goodman Unfortunately there's no way to do this without doing a full re-installation of the operating system. However it doesn't require a new key, you can re-use the key from your 32-bit install. See the link below. https://www.windowscentral.com/how-upgrade-32-bit-64-bit-version-windows-10Re: HDD Partition error
sandipgumtya365 Open command prompt type diskutil and press enter click yes/accept on the UAC prompt if needed type list disk and press enter find the disk that you need to partition type sel disk (the number of disk you need) and press enter type list part and press enter. If your partition or the drive is listed as GPT, thats why. Windows cant resize active GPT partitions.Re: Create Partition in my HDD
sandipgumtya365 This is caused by your hard drive being formatted as MBR. There's two options you have here: 1) You can adjust your bios settings to allow the this install on the current partition scheme. Follow the steps below: Boot into you BIOS Go to Boot devices, and find boot order. Enable the ability for legacy mode, save the settings and reboot. Now you can install on the current partition scheme. 2) You'll need to convert the MBR disk to a GPT disk. This can be done while at the installation window. At the installation screen, go to the command prompt by pressing shift and F10. Type the following commands into the command prompt diskpart list disk select disk # (replace # with the disk number you want to convert) clean convert gptRe: No Discount Coupon Available after attending Azure Fundamentals Virtual Event
Girish_2807 I know that everyone receives the Thank You email from Microsoft just by originally registering for the even, so that one won't have your coupon code. Hidden away in the disclaimer for the event, it states you needed to attend every sessions they offered for that event or else you wouldn't qualify for the coupon code. Did you attend every session for that event and stay the whole time? If so I would highly recommend contact Microsoft Support as they fixed this issue for me in the past when the system incorrectly stated I didn't attend all the sessions for my event.Re: AzureAD users last login time stamp report
Chirannjevi You can try something like below, or you can use the reports from your O365 admin center.....O365 admin center -> Reports -> Usage -> Active users. $LiveCred = Get-Credential $Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.outlook.com/powershell/ -Credential $LiveCred -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Import-PSSession $Session (Get-Mailbox) | Foreach {Get-MailboxStatistics $_.Identity | Select DisplayName, LastLogonTime} | Export-CSV $Home\Desktop\LastLogonDate.csv Remove-PSSession $Session Link to article below Last log in time and date PowerShell script for Office 365 to desktop csv fileRe: My path to the Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate (AZ-204)
TomWechsler Thank you for all this information. I would highly recommend to people to check out the subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/ for additional resources and helpful tips in regards to Azure and it's certifications. There's a ton of information on there that helped me greatly with my exams.Re: Bulk update Azure AD with user attributes from file CSV
NguyenQuocDat I would highly recommend reposting your script using the Insert Code Sample option, that way people can edit your script for you without having to re-type it all out. One thing I did notice is that your calling for the userPrincipalName, the proper attribute value is UserPrincipalName Azure AD UserPrincipalName populationRe: O365 with HIPPA Implementation
Suresh_Godaba HIPAA is a healthcare law that was established by the US government to protect the use, disclosure and safeguarding of people's personal health information. Microsoft 365 is certified for HIPAA. Here's a little more information about HIPAA on Microsoft Docs. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) & HITECH ActsRe: Is it possible to add a hyperlink to launch an Outlook template?
Carolhosking You can do this by using the mailto: functionality, however you are limited to text only for the body of the email. For example, the link below when clicked on as a hyperlink opens Microsoft Outlook and creates the email like my image below. Mailto:abc@xyz.com?Subject=Good Morning Email&body=Good morning, have a great day today%0dThank you.
