Copilot image generation now shows "Made with AI"
At some point in the last few weeks, image generation with Copilot in Edge was changed to include a little oval with the text "Made with AI". This is very annoying. The oval is usually within the rectangle of the image content (cannot be cropped out) and often on a gradient color area (not a solid color that can be erased). I don't mind using disclaimers that my images were AI-generated, but I don't want the image itself to be plastered with extra content. Copilot says this cannot be eliminated. Copilot "says" that it can move the oval above or below the content, but it either does not properly do that, or it puts the whole image inside a solid background. This oval makes the images practically unusable in documents due to the need to hack out the oval. Copilot says this is for "transparency", but the transparency of my work is not Microsoft's problem.
Can not add-in endnote
For the past few days, I have been unable to use Microsoft Word reliably because the application keeps freezing. I contacted your Microsoft support team, and the issue was reportedly resolved by updating my registry. After this, I noticed that I’m no longer able to use the EndNote add-in / “Cite While You Write” functionality. I upgraded my EndNote to the latest version, but I still cannot configure it in Word. When I attempt to set it up, I receive the message stating that “the current Word is not supported for EndNote.” Could you please advise on how to fix this? If the registry update may have affected Word’s add-in compatibility, I would also appreciate guidance on what needs to be changed to restore EndNote support. Thank you for your help.
Career Change
Hello I am after some advice if possible please? I am looking for a career change to get into I.T and wanted to ask the best way to get my foot in the door please? I have a family to support and wondered if anyone else went through the same thing and how they supported their family while learning. I have been looking and got a few ideas in mind but I want to make sure everything is covered before going ahead. I am very passionate about computer technology and would love to learn more about it and build a great career through it. All support is appreciated. ThanksSNMP Query fails with Error: Error in packet. Reason: (genError) A general failure occured
I have enabled a win Server 2022 and a Win11 machine to answer SNMP requests. However both machines run into error while doing a snmpwalk. I have started with OID just before errornous OID. Both machines show same behaviour. Does someone experience same problem? Can someone recreate this problem? Does someone know a cure fort this problem? Does someone have any ideas how to proceed? root# snmpwalk -Os -v 1 -c public <hostname> .1.3.6.1.4.1.77 comVersionMaj.0 = STRING: "10" comVersionMin.0 = STRING: "0" comType.0 = Hex-STRING: 03 00 00 00 Error in packet. Reason: (genError) A general failure occured Failed object: comType.0 root@monitor:/etc/munin/plugins# snmpwalk -On -v 1 -c public <hostname> .1.3.6.1.4.1.77 .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.1.1.0 = STRING: "10" .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.1.2.0 = STRING: "0" .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.1.3.0 = Hex-STRING: 03 00 00 00 Error in packet. Reason: (genError) A general failure occured Failed object: .1.3.6.1.4.1.77.1.1.3.0
Microsoft Sentinel UEBA – AWS CloudTrail data source fails to connect with HTTP 500
Hi everyone, I am currently testing the newer UEBA capabilities in Microsoft Sentinel through the Microsoft Defender Unified SecOps portal and I am facing an issue while trying to enable AWS CloudTrail as a UEBA data source. I wanted to share the troubleshooting steps I have already completed in case anyone has seen something similar. 1. Verified AWS CloudTrail ingestion AWS CloudTrail is already connected to Microsoft Sentinel and the AWSCloudTrail table is receiving data normally. There is no issue with the AWS connector or the existing log ingestion. 2. Verified the CloudTrail data I checked the CloudTrail data specifically for the events used by UEBA. The required ConsoleLogin events are present, with: - EventSource = signin.amazonaws.com - UserIdentityPrincipalId populated for the majority of events - Other relevant identity and source information available So the source data appears to meet the documented AWS CloudTrail UEBA requirements. 3. Verified permissions The required Microsoft Entra and Azure RBAC permissions were checked. The user also has permission to perform the Sentinel UEBA settings update. Other UEBA data sources have already been enabled successfully from the same environment. 4. Checked resource locks and other settings The Sentinel workspace was checked for Azure resource locks and none were found. The UEBA anomaly detection setting is also enabled. 5. Checked the backend operation When AWS CloudTrail is selected from the UEBA settings and I try to connect it, the operation fails with: InternalServerError – HTTP 500 The Azure Activity Log shows the operation as: Microsoft.SecurityInsights/settings/write with the final status: Failed – InternalServerError (HTTP Status Code: 500) There is no AuthorizationFailed or RequestDisallowedByPolicy error. 6. Tested the API directly I also checked the current UEBA configuration through the Microsoft SecurityInsights API. The GET request works and returns the existing UEBA configuration. As an additional test, I attempted to update the same existing UEBA configuration without adding AWS CloudTrail. That update also returned HTTP 500. This makes me think the issue may not be related specifically to AWS CloudTrail or the AWS data itself, but potentially to the UEBA settings update or backend service. My questions Has anyone recently experienced UEBA settings returning HTTP 500 when updating data sources, particularly in the new Microsoft Defender/Unified SecOps portal? If anyone from the Microsoft Sentinel team can confirm whether there is a known issue or additional prerequisite for enabling AWS CloudTrail UEBA, that would be very helpful. Thanks.Please remove Community Share Buttons at the left
Some time ago, Community Share Buttons started to appear on the left on the Tech Community Discussion Hubs. With normal zoom (100%), they overlap the text and are very annoying. Please get rid of these or give instructions on how to remove them. I found this article from 2018: Community Share Buttons | Microsoft Community Hub But I did not notice these buttons before, or they were not annoying. It seems they were meant to be on the right side, not the left side.
Using a Proxy outlook address, but still got "too many times user name or password".
Hi all For months I was getting the dreaded "too many times user name or password" and a check of attempt "sign ins" showed numerous attempts to sign in from IP addresses all over the world. In other discussions and internet search it has been suggested A) Create a Proxy address only known to me (done) B) Make this new Proxy address the only way to sign into Hotmail Microsoft (done) C) Check to see if the original address is no longer recognized as a valid address, so that no attempt to sign in be even be attempted (done) Yesterday morning in my first attempt (previous successful attempts were during the day before) to sign in I got the "too many times user name or password" to an address nobody else knows exists? I tried several times yesterday to all receiving the dreaded "too many times etc" Obviously I have been successful to sign into Hotmail (and this community) today, though I don't know if it because of time passed and/or clearing of cookies and internet data? So my primary Questions A) How could I possibly be locked out to a Address no one else on the planet, except outlook knows about? B) If there was something my PC could have done to inadvertently trigger the "too many times etc" error by mistake? I am running the current up to date versions of Windows 11 and Norton 360.
