to big title bar in Office 365 update 2408
Hi all, since a couple of days I have to work with the ugly, annoying, awful, ... user interface in Office 365. The title bar size became horrible large. Compared with an explorer window from Win 10 it is nearly the double height. As an Office Poweruser (I'm working with the office products (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook) unluckily the whole day) I'm looking for smallen the title bar again. There was a registry hack, but on my machine this isn't working anymore. Because of the ribbon interface and a lot of not needed functions this is how my Quick Access Toolbars (QAT) are looking like: Now somebody could tell my, "OK, switch the QAT to the top, so that the title bar get more sense! Problem is, that the monochrome icons are absolutly boring AND especially for Word I can't differ between my macros, which I set with different colours. The title bar is smaller because of the standard buttons and the search field, so that not all my most loved commands have space here Dragging the window can not be done with the title bar, as it was since the beginning of time. I need to find some space somewhere. Does someone have an idea to reduce the size of the title bar as it was before? Or does someone have an idea to colorize the icons, when they are inside the title bar? If I consider that the taskbar is also increasing in size, especially in WIN 11 where this isn't adjustable, both sides (top + bottom) in sum are steeling to many space. Cheers! Kay
PowerPoint: Embedded video crashes while scrubbing
Hi, we have an issue with at least 4 different computer configurations where an embedded .mp4 movie in a PowerPoint presentation crashes when scrubbing in the playback bar. The problem occurs only in the edit mode of PowerPoint. There is no problem in full screen mode (after pressing F5). PowerPoint version is the latest (Microsoft PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2212 Build 16.0.15928.20196) 64-bit). The biggest commonality between these machines seems to be the Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics unit. It occurs regardless of the operating system (both Windows 10 and 11, latest updates). The problem does not occur when the integrated GPU is disabled via Device Manager on a laptop with an additional dedicated GPU. Intel driver as well as system drivers are up-to-date. Both Dell (manufacturer of the laptops) and Intel support (integrated GPU) were contacted, but referred to contacting Microsoft as they did not find an issue on their end. Since this is a major problem for us when editing presentations, is there any way to install an updated driver or work around the problem? Any help would be appreciated.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint -> Reports-> No data Available status
Hello All, Since few months I am able to see " No Data Available " status in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) console under security.microsoft.com-> reports-> device health -> Microsoft defender antivirus health. Please see below screenshot. I have tried to troubleshoot with Microsoft support however as of now there is no any resolution since lot of months. Affected devices in no data available are combination of Windows 10, Windows 11, Linux, Win server 2019, 2016, 2012R2 as well as 2008R2. PS: - I have referred to Microsoft's public article below for this issue and have met all the requirements. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/machines-view-overview Any kind of solution would be much appreciated by the community! Regards,
Mobile Application Management for Windows (NEW)
This newly released product is now available in Public Preview, and I'm excited to share my initial impressions. MAM enables users to stay productive on any device while ensuring the security of our data. Mobile Application Management for Windows enables us to; Apply policies to corporate applications on personal devices. No enrollment required, just an Azure AD (or MEID) registration. Place restrictions such as cut/copy/print and blocking incoming or outgoing data. Integration with the Mobile Threat Defense connector to detect local health threats. Block access or wipe corporate data based on specific conditions. In this blog post, I provide a first look at the configuration and user experience of MAM for Windows. https://myronhelgering.com/first-look-at-mam-for-windows/
Problem reading properties in WIA.Imagefile using Excel and MS Access on Windows 11
My access database crashes reading image file properties using the Windows Image Acquisition Library 2.0 (wiaaut.dll) on a Windows 11 PC I am hoping to get help with a code solution or to find someone else who gets a similar failure outcome that can be forwarded to Microsoft I have been relying on Windows Image Acquisition Library for a couple years now to compile and manage a catalog of photographs with their properties in an MS Access database. Previously, I have had no problems using a PC running Windows 10. Now I have a new PC running Windows 11 and my application crashes (shut down) while collecting image properties from the WIA.Imagefile object. I imported the same code module that has the relevant subroutines into Excel and get the same result. The application crashes. The crash occurs in an apparently random fashion. It scans the same collection of 3800 images repeatedly and I find that the crash can occur anywhere between the first and last image file scanned, It can also occur on any of the 65 or so properties that are offered in the WIA.ImageFile object. I have sufficient error trapping on all the subroutines that are called in the process but no error handling code block is ever entered before the application crashes. In comparison, these MS Access and Excel applications can read, without issue, the file properties that are made available in the FileSystemObject and in the Shell32 object. Relevant tech specs are: The PC is a Dell Inspiron 7700 AIO with 11th gen Intel i7-1165g7 with 32g of RAM, 1TB SSD drive, with 750GB free Running windows 11 Home 10.0.22000 Build 22000 I am Using Office 365 Version 2203 Build 15028.20160 (I have the same Office 365 build on a Windows 10 PC with no issues) I have attached a module with the subroutines I use, with hopes that an Access or Excel expert can help me figure this out.ARM64 Office install
I've got a Surface Pro X and just installed the Window 11 Insiders preview, I wanted to try the new AMR64 Office build (I've currently been running Office Insider Beta), I uninstalled the 32bit version but when I attempt the 64bit install it fails for wrong architecture. Anyone had luck with this yet?
