Unable to activate Production tools setting and download link no working
In new Teams it is not possible to enable Production tools setting although I have the policy to allow NDI (and have had for a long time). I get an error stating "Production tools are not supported." The download link for NDI binaries is also not working. Nothing happens when clinking the link. This is all running on a normal PC laptop with Win10. Working in classic Teams. Anyone else with the similar issue?Windows known issues and product lifecycle in the Graph API
Based on your feedback, we are investing in the Windows updates API in the Microsoft Graph so you have faster, more frequent, and programmatic access to data. We recently released two new data classes in April: known issues and product lifecycle data. Join this live event to see how the Windows updates API works with demos on common scenarios and use cases. Windows data across public sites and deployment tools will be centralized in the Graph API moving forward so make sure to join this event for the latest details! Tune in for customer stories, demos, product announcements, and more! Click here to register today for this Teams Live Event! You will receive a confirmation email that includes a calendar invitation with details on how to join the event. Questions? Email WindowsThrive@microsoft.com.
Teams Live Event, Public, capture attendees
Is there a way to product a Teams Live Event, with Public access, and still be able to capture all attendees? When I have done this, the Attendee Engagement Report will include Session IDs with no Participant ID, which I am assuming is an actual attendee. Or if anyone has an alternative to suggest, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!What's new in Windows release information experiences
We are actively working on improvements to Windows release health on Microsoft Learn and the Microsoft 365 admin center—now we want to share what’s new in these experiences! Our goal is to empower you with the information you need to better manage Windows updates, reduce potential support cases, and improve productivity. Register today to learn about the latest capabilities and when/where we share information about Windows known issues, safeguard holds, hardening changes, monthly updates, lifecycle updates, and new versions of Windows. Get informed and help us shape the future of these experiences! We also want to hear from you. Invite your colleagues. Share your feedback. Bring your questions. What details are you looking for? What type of information helps you determine if your organization is ready to deploy a given update? What could we improve? Submit questions and feedback in advance at https://aka.ms/Windows/Thrive/KnownIssueAlerts/Feedback! Note: This is a Teams Live Event. In order to attend, you must complete the registration form and hit Submit. You will then receive a confirmation email that includes a calendar invite with call details.
Live Event Registrations & Speakers
Hi all, I have to organize a webinar with Teams Live about once per month and I had a few questions that I couldn't find the answer to on the support website. Maybe you can help me here? 1. What is the maximum number of speakers that I can invite to my live event? 2. If I have to make changes to my webinar (e.g. add a speaker) will the registrations' link change for the attendees? I'm worried that I'll have to notify all registrants to that point if I make a few changes to the event. Which changes would cause the Link to change? I literally could not find an answer to these questions and I'm relatively new to this. Can someone help me out, please?
Ways to ignore Chat and notification sound during Teams live event
Hello Everyone, I know many of you are already hosting Teams live events but might have heard different types of notifications sounds during the live events. This can very be distracting, unprofessional or disturbing. Please find some important ways to ignore these dings and pings sound during the event: 1. Go to the settings of your Teams Client and choose your status to DND (Do not disturb), by doing that you will not hear any ping sound while receiving any message , though you will be receiving all the messages from others but silently. Checkout the below screenshot as a reference : 2. Second way , If you go the right bottom corner of your system's task bar and hit the notification center and click on the below icon shown in the screenshot and set it to PRIORITY only , you could actually avoid the unexpected sounds from your system during the event : 3. And the last way would be , go to the start menu of your windows and type FOCUS ASSIST , open the setting and choose PRIORITY ONLY I hope this will help you to produce the events more efficiently. Cheers !! #
