MS Office: A Powerful Office Software Suite
MS Office is a widely used software suite that includes tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. It helps in creating documents, managing data, preparing presentations, and handling email communication efficiently. Its features enhance productivity and streamline workflow in both personal and professional settings. For more details, visit: Sirfal - Study Made Easy
OneDrive
Good Day I have my director that can't log into his Onedrive. It keeps asking for a passcode but I don't get one smsed or get one on the Microsoft authenticator or on recovery email. I have also tried google authenticator but no help. Any idea? When I phone Microsoft I just get a BOT and no help
All of my email are going to spam
I've spent about 6h on calls to tech support being bounced between home support and then transferred advanced support (who refuse to help and then force me to make another ticket) lets on hold for hours. I have a custom domain set up with my home account (which seems to no longer be a product) Every email I send to clients ends up in the spam folder. Tearing my hair out, its been going on for about 8 month nowiOS app failing to block notifications
I've noticed in recent weeks/months that the Teams app on my iPhone (v6.23.1) pings me about meetings and calls, despite being active on the desktop app (windows 11). I've got the mobile app setup to block notification when i'm active on the desktop, but the notifications still come through. Not chat/channel messages though. Just meetings and calls. Is there another settings I'm missing or is this a bug?Apps notification settings missing in Teams settings
Hello Teams Community, I'm facing a strange issue with App notifications in Microsoft Teams. I've already researched this and found nothing. I've opened a Microsoft case and I'm waiting for an answer but it's taking longer than expected. So, I'm turning to you for expedited help! Scenario: You're an administrator in Teams. You've applied a setup policy for a pinned app like Viva Engage. After the policy is applied and the tool is launched, users complain that notifications are either too frequent or not frequent enough. You direct them to the Teams Notification and activity settings to control app notifications. The users go to Teams notification settings but report back to you that the App section of Teams settings doesn't exist. Problem Statement: Microsoft explicitly states in their documentation that in order for the App notifications section to appear, you must first add an app yourself within Teams and get at least one notification. But relying on users to add an app, somehow create a notification, and then remove it, just to access App notifications is impractical and would never work. Desired Outcome: I'm looking for a way to bypass this prerequisite and force the Apps section to appear in the Notifications and activity section without any user action whenever an app is pinned in the Teams admin center with a setup policy. I'm hoping this can work with any app, not just Viva Engage. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Teams experts! -Rob
Building Azure Infrastructure (IaC) with Conversational AI
Hello all, This is my first post in this Tech community. I just want to share that we just released a SaaS AI-powered application that will help Azure engineers and cloud architects with the building and deployment of Azure resources using conversational AI. You can now ask our AI agent for your desired Azure solution on a prompt, using natural language and the app will generate the ARM template and Bicep file in less than a minute. If you want to learn more about it, go to our blog to sign up and test it, for free: https://musi.qa/64whrL Cheers, NormaMake email notifications not go to junk on Outlook.com
Not a first time i notice i missed a lot of messages from posts i subscribe to to only find all of them in the Junk folder on Outlook.com. C'mon, aren't you the same company? 🙂 Seems like it started happening 5/7. Every time i mark it as not junk, but it keeps happening.2024 Year in Review | Teams for personal use
Looking back, we delivered so many cool new features in Teams for personal use in 2024. This blog post is a big one so grab a coffee, sit back and enjoy the Year in Review post on the Teams Insider Blog: https://insider.teams.com/blog/2024-year-in-review-teams-for-personal-use/
