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Hi all When I share my screen in meetings it involves using a browser i.e. I`m presenting things using google chrome. I get a bar asking me to change my screen size/settings etc on teams. It's frustrating because I have to click away or wait a moment. Is there a way to stop this from appearing?? thanks!Solved444KViews55likes137CommentsWhen screen sharing people see black screen
Hi, I had Thinkpad laptop and was using additional monitor on and off without any issues and suddenly since 2-3 weeks, when I am trying to share my screen, people are just seeing black screen. This is with both option i,e. when using laptop alone and also with additional monitor. Note there were no issues earlier. Last weekend, I got a new laptop which is MS Surface 3, and after installing all MS apps on this machine, I am having the same issue. This is without any additional monitors. This is causing issues for me and my team and would appreciate quick resolution. Thanks and Regards, VirenSolved187KViews4likes53CommentsWhat is /:f:/r in shared URLs?
Hello, When I click on "get a link" on a document, the URL looks like this: https://orgname.sharepoint.com/:f:/r/sites/[Path to document] What is the purpose of "/:f:/r" in that URL? Most of the time it doesn't make any difference whether I keep it in the URL or not, and sometimes users get "url not found" because of that.Solved88KViews0likes14CommentsExternal user access to the SharePoint Online library - howto
Hi everyone, I'm documenting this so as I found the related articles (see end of this post) were challenging to follow and didn't quite cover my scenario. My use case As an external user I need to to read ALL files in <company intranet> or other SharePoint online Library, but not have access to the entire site. Issues with Share button SharePoint online sharing is usually simple, select the file OR folder, click Share button, select type of sharing, enter email address of external user. BUT in this case the external user needs access to the ENTIRE library (all files and folders). If you go to the library e.g. https://<your365tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>/<libraryname> and click the SHARE Button in the top right of that page you aren't sharing the library but the entire site. To give an external user access to an entire SharePoint online library requires the following: URL of the library that needs to be shared Email address of the external user Then you need to For the 365 tenant check Azure active directory, to see if the external user already has a Guest account (if you can't do the following steps, you can share just one file from the library with the user, have them view it, and this creates the Azure account, once they've done it). go here https://aad.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/UsersManagementMenuBlade/MsGraphUsers search for external user email address if the user doesn't exist then click the "new guest user" choose invite user the external user will get an email, they have to click the "Accept invitation" link at the bottom in Azure AD you'll see that their account now says "invitation accepted" = Yes I ask the user to let me know that they've been redirected to myapplications.microsoft.com Now that the account exists you can share the library with it Go to the library URL , click the cog, click Library settings link click "Permissions for this document library" click "Grant permissions" click "invite people", enter the external user's email address, it should then resolve to the first name lastname from Azure AD click "show options" select the options you need this user to have click Share The user will get another email, that has a link to the library and they should have access. Errors and Fixes If the user get's an error like the following <User email> "can’t be found in the <your365tenant>.sharepoint.com directory error", Then I found I could resolve it by doing the following: Go to the following URL (update it with the site your library is in) https://<your365tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>/_layouts/15/people.aspx?MembershipGroupId=0 search through the list to find the external user mouse over the user's name, look at the link and find what this user's ID = you should see something like https://<your365tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>/_layouts/listform.aspx?PageType=4&ListId={EEB5FB7D-8DF6-4274-BB3F-072B95C134A6}&ID=609 note down the external user's ID number create the following URL using the external user's ID number in notepad https://<your365tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>/_layouts/15/userdisp.aspx?ID=<userIDnumber>&force=1 visit the URL you've built e.g. https://<your365tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/<sitename>/_layouts/15/userdisp.aspx?ID=609&force=1 Now the user will be able to click on the link in the second email they got from the system, and will see the library contents rather than the error message. I hope this helps, it took me a couple of days to test and find this. But only 2 mins to do for subsequent users. References https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sharepoint/sharing-a-document-library-with-external-users/m-p/13718#M1156 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sharepoint/sharing-a-document-library-with-external-users/m-p/8098#M627 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/troubleshoot/administration/access-denied-or-need-permission-error-sharepoint-online-or-onedrive-for-business#determine-which-account-has-access-as-an-external-user specifically the 1-8 items under “If you can't access the site as the incorrect external user, follow these steps:”58KViews3likes3CommentsThe page you requested is temporarily unavailable. We apologize for the inconvenience, please check
Error in opening one drive for business "Something's not right The page you requested is temporarily unavailable. We apologize for the inconvenience, please check back in a few minutes."34KViews5likes52CommentsSharing PDF on Microsoft Teams
Good morning, I am trying to upload a PDF to TEAMS to share with my students. They need to see the book on their screen as we are going through the lesson. I went to the share box with the arrow and tried to upload it. A message appears saying that it can not be uploaded. How can I upload and share with my students so they are able to read it from their screen? Also, I had eight students that signed into teams but I could only see two students. However, I could not see them at the same time. It would flip between the two students. How do I get all students to appear on the screen at the same time? Thank you for any help you can provide.31KViews1like1CommentTeams and Power Query Excel file
Hi, I have an Excel file that I am sharing from within a Team. The file is created from within the current version of Excel ProPlus and is shared with someone else who also has ProPlus but just this one person. The file has 50 Get & Transform queries in it. If the file is opened in the ProPlus desktop version of Excel from within Teams my computer locks up, so much that the only option is the power button to restart it. My laptop is running the 32bit version of Office ProPlus, has a Xeon processor and 32Gb of Ram. I hope to have the 64bit version installed when our IT department get round to it just to see if that makes any difference to running the queries whilst shared.. If I save the file somewhere else and open it then the file runs ok, it's just when it's shared via Teams. Is this what I should expect? I have shared a similar file that instead of using PowerQuery it uses VBA code to basically do the same thing. With that file we can both open the shared file and run the VBA code at the same time without any issues whatsoever. I wondered whether other people have managed to successfully use Power Query files whilst they're shared. The queries will normally run on any PC and when stored in the cloud without an issue, I'm just not sure on whether the sharing is causing an issue.Solved26KViews0likes6Comments