Planner not working in Teams
Hello, I've been using Office365, Teams, Planner for a while now. Been a few days that I'm unable to add a new Planner to a Channel. Every time I try to add Planner to any Standard Channel, it returns the error message "We couldn't save your tab settings. Please try again." Contacted Office Support on Twitter and they redirected me to Tech Community. Please suggest. Thanks, Sam
Disable usage data in Remote Desktop client
Hi, As an IT admin, I wanted to disable the "Send Usage data" in Remote Desktop Client. Can someone please tell me how can I disable this option for users? Also can you please tell where this setting information is getting stored if I disable(turn off) manually? Regards, Aniqueset alias for Power BI
My Windows 10 Pro has Anaconda Powershell Prompt, and its $PSVersionTable is: Name Value PSVersion 5.1.19041.1682 PSEdition Desktop PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0…} BuildVersion 10.0.19041.1682 CLRVersion 4.0.30319.42000 WSManStackVersion 3.0 PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.3 SerializationVersion 1.1.0.1 I have to “run as Administrator” in order to run commands in Anaconda Powershell Prompt. I’m unfamiliar with its commands though, except to activate a conda environment. After I’ve activated a conda environment (that’s customized for Microsoft Power BI Desktop), I can start the program at C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.MicrosoftPowerBIDesktop_2.105.664.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe\bin\PBIDesktop.exe . Since that path is so long, I want to create a program alias. I followed the https://www.itprotoday.com/windows-78/how-can-i-create-program-alias in Registry Editor. But why do I get the error: start : This command cannot be run due to the error: The system cannot find the file specified. At line:1 char:1 start PBIDesktop + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:) [Start-Process], InvalidOperationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidOperationException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.StartProcessCommand P.S. if I click on the shortcut icon for Power BI after activating the conda environment, Power BI will still show a Python script error. Apparently, it still needs to be started from the conda environment.
Microsoft Teams - problems deleting a free organisation
Hi, I hope someone can help - I've been pointed to put up a post here by Microsoft Support after chatting with them for half an hour. Problem: I can't seem to delete my free Microsoft organisation - I have error messages, and no access to an admin email address. I also can't access another organisation on the Microsoft Teams App. Background: I was asked by my organisation (will call it OrgA for now) to join Microsoft Teams, using my personal email address (Gmail) so I could be a guest presenter. I went through the sign up procedure without a problem, and when viewing my organisations on my account (on Microsoft online), I could see OrgA's name. However, when I went to sign into the Microsoft Teams App, it did not list OrgA anywhere. Instead it said "You're not on Teams yet, but you can set it up for your organisation". After many attempts of signing in and out and re-downloading the Microsoft Teams App from a specific web address from OrgA, I am afraid I probably complicated matters, and clicked "Sign up for Teams" on the Microsoft Teams App, and signed up for free for a Microsoft account using my same Gmail. In the process, I set it up with a new organisation name (called OrgB for this example). OrgB I could see and access on the Microsoft Teams App, but still no OrgA. Both OrgA and OrgB come up when I sign into Microsoft online. Since then I have tried to delete OrgB on Microsoft online, but every time I click 'Leave organisation', it says "Unexpected error occurred. Please try again. If this issue persists, please contact support". This has happened several times, and the person on the chat told me "Do not retry again and again". I tried to follow the advice on this helpful thread (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/delete-your-teams-free-organization-2c28cfcf-3fbf-497c-938f-8815a8f6a6b9), but despite being the only admin of OrgB (as I set it up and can see on the Microsoft Teams App that I have admin access and there are no other members to the organisation), I cannot see an admin email address listed anywhere on Microsoft online. So I am unable to go through the above link's process to delete OrgB. Of course, this also doesn't solve the problem of why I can't access OrgA on the Microsoft Teams App. I don't know if this is because I am using a Gmail account (as I have seen on other threads that people in the past (Nov 2019) have had issues accessing the Microsoft Teams App with a Gmail account. Any help and direction is appreciated. I am sorry if this is posted in the wrong section - my patience has worn thin and I'm sure my stupidity is showing!
Problem with Bookings - calendars are gone from my profile, yet they're still active online
I am a teacher - I created multiple booking calendars for classes I teach, for the purpose of setting up meetings with students. When I last logged into Bookings, I tried to "Open" one of my calendars (to make some changes in the backend about my availability), however I was met with the message "We can't find any booking calendars". All of my booking calendars are gone. Nothing, but the calendar I most recently made is accessible in Bookings. However, oddly, my calendars still remain active online. So the problem is that I now don't have backend access to make changes to the calendar, I can't even delete them if I wanted too, but yet they remain live for students. Basically, I can no longer update the bookings pages I created. Any ideas on how to fix this? Here is the error message I receive: Even as I just open the search bar (without actually typing anything to search for), I get the "We can't find any booking calendars" message... Yet, here is an active link to the calendar, which I created: https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/FINEINDG216@uofwaterloo.onmicrosoft.com/bookings/
explorer.exe CPU usage spiking after opening edge, disabling alt-tab
The process explorer.exe will rise to 14+% CPU usage shortly after I open Microsoft Edge. It is consistently at 14% for no apparent reason, and returns to 14% even after restarting the process. I think this may be because of my high tab count on Edge (1500 tabs / 50 windows), but this issue doesn't happen with other browsers at high tabs counts, so I'm not quite certain. While explorer.exe is running, I cannot alt-tab. While restarting the process, I can alt-tab with the grey panel ui. However, when the process restarts, I can no longer move back and forth in that alt-tab ui, and I need to restart the process again. I can end the task, which re-enables alt-tab, again with the grey panel ui. However, this kills my taskbars, with no way to restart them. They become blocks of my system theme colour. In addition, my windows key no longer works, neither for pulling up the windows menu or for shortcuts such as screenshotting with win-shift-S. There is a string of black blocks along the bottom of my display, above where the taskbar should be. When clicked on, it shows a minimize button of very old style, the same one as shown on the Adobe Genuine Software Service. The issue goes away when I log out and back in, or when I restart my computer. The issue goes away a minute or two after I kill off the Edge process, but only if I didn't kill the explorer.exe process. When explorer.exe is killed, the settings app also freezes, not even resizing when the size is changed.There was a problem when attaching this file. Please remove and tried again.
Hello why is this happening? I try web also having same problem, I try delete some files on One Drive also same, and I going to miss the deadline due to this. In the chat box or upload directly to the group doesnt have problem, only this one which created by my lecturer is having problem.
