OneDrive on new Windows computer
Hi all, sorry if this is already been asked, I tried a quick search and couldn't find my problem. I have a Onedrive family subscription, with 5 accounts that I manage (one is my main account and the other four have been registered only to upload my files). Some months ago, I uploaded all my files split between these accounts, sharing them all with my main account. This week I setup a new windows pc, using one of the secondary accounts that has files on it. I chose not to back up my computer. Now my files on said account are gone, it's totally empty. If I log in with that account on the browser I see nothing, all the storage space is available. The recycle bin is empty, no recent files. Strange thing is, if I login with my main account (the one I shared all my files to), I can still see the files, but the field in the details tab telling me which account is sharing with me (the owner), is empty, no name. Does anyone know what I have to do to have all my files available again on my secondary account? Thank you very much!Microsoft Edge Kids! - Kids mode added to Edge - What an Amazing feature! (●'◡'●)
Microsoft Edge version 90.0.800.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit) introducing Kids mode which can be accessed from the browser settings: edge://settings/family you can learn all about it here in this official page a brief description: Kids Mode is a convenient browsing mode inside Microsoft Edge that’s designed for kids. With its kid-friendly features and safety guardrails in place, Kids Mode is a great place for children to safely explore the web. Kids Mode includes features like custom browser themes, kid-friendly content, browsing based on an allow list, Bing SafeSearch set to strict, and a password requirement to exit. Also, Kids Mode doesn't require a child account or profile. Currently, Kids Mode is limited to US English on Windows and MacOS. Kids mode is full screen mode, in order to exit it, kids need to have Windows Pin or Password and you can see, all the appropriate content and links are added to the home page ^^ Bonus content:How to: Create your own Family Video Room using Azure Communication Services
If we learnt one thing in 2020, it’s how to use video conferencing to replace in-person meetings. Nowhere has this been more obvious (to me) than family meetups. Sure, I’m doing more conference calls for work, but I’ve always done conference calls for work. I’ve never done them for catching up with my extended family, though. Skype, Teams, Zoom, HouseParty – I don’t know about you, but we’ve tried them all. They all have their advantages and disadvantages. As a developer, I was left thinking “I wonder if I could do something different: something that’s just right for our family, with just the stuff we need, and easy enough for everyone to use”. Post continues at: How to: Create your own Family Video Room using Azure Communication Services without writing any code (if you don’t want to) | The thoughtstuff Blog where I talk about how I used the Azure Communication Services sample code, with some modifications, to create a family video room, secured with a PIN. The blog contains links to a GitHub repository you can use as a template to create your own family video room, powered by Azure Communication Services!
How to enable InPrivate browsing in Microsoft Edge?
I am a Microsoft Edge user whose Microsoft account was opened nearly four years ago when I was a child. As an Edge Insider, I want to try out the InPrivate browsing mode in Microsoft Edge but there is an option in the ellipsis menu as Managed by your family group and the option for InPrivate browsing is disabled for me. I tried to enable InPrivate browsing mode on http://family.microsoft.com to check if I can change the settings, I also checked from my mom and father's account but I still could not figure it out. I need help to enable this option. Any kind of help will greatly be appreciated.
