中介机构或猎头公司：如果您无法通过上述方式联系到总经理，可以考虑寻求中介机构或猎头公司的帮助。这些机构通常拥有更广泛的资源和渠道，能够协助您找到目标人物。

​中介机构或猎头公司：如果您无法通过上述方式联系到总经理，可以考虑寻求中介机构或猎头公司的帮助。这些机构通常拥有更广泛的资源和渠道，能够协助您找到目标人物。  Read More

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Now live on the Azure InfraGurus regional blog, is guidance on filtering by tags using FinOps hubs. This local language blog is published in Portuguese.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-infragurus/passo-a-passo-para-criar-um-filtro-de-tag-no-finops-hub/ba-p/4249215

If you’e looking for more Infrastructure guidance in Portuguese, check out the rest of the blog: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-infragurus/bg-p/AzureInfraGurus

​Now live on the Azure InfraGurus regional blog, is guidance on filtering by tags using FinOps hubs. This local language blog is published in Portuguese.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-infragurus/passo-a-passo-para-criar-um-filtro-de-tag-no-finops-hub/ba-p/4249215
 
If you’e looking for more Infrastructure guidance in Portuguese, check out the rest of the blog: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-infragurus/bg-p/AzureInfraGurus
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Ok so here’s my question.  I’ve created an Excel call log for my Non-Profit Organization.

Date/Time/Name/Phone/Type of call/Detail of call/Resolution of call (color codes)

Now I’m wondering about making it much more short visually as it is a bit too long horizontally.  I was taking about if there is a possibility to add a button in my “Detail of call” cell that I would click and it would directly open Data Validation/Input Message instead of manually having to click the menu every time… or another way I would have a very small “Detail of call” row but that row would include only 1 thing that would output the detail of the call in a bubble somehow just like Input Message.

Also is there a way to make the Input Message a bigger font?

Thank you all!

​Ok so here’s my question.  I’ve created an Excel call log for my Non-Profit Organization.Date/Time/Name/Phone/Type of call/Detail of call/Resolution of call (color codes) Now I’m wondering about making it much more short visually as it is a bit too long horizontally.  I was taking about if there is a possibility to add a button in my “Detail of call” cell that I would click and it would directly open Data Validation/Input Message instead of manually having to click the menu every time… or another way I would have a very small “Detail of call” row but that row would include only 1 thing that would output the detail of the call in a bubble somehow just like Input Message. Also is there a way to make the Input Message a bigger font? Thank you all!  Read More

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盛世集团公司开户注册溦 13542035注册官网www.tl99825.com通常需要遵循以下一般步骤：准备相关资料：可能包括个人或企业身份证明、联系方式、地址证明等。联系盛世集团：通过其官方网站、客服渠道等，了解具体开户注册流程和所需资料要求。填写表格：按照要求填写相关信息。提交资料：将准备好的资料提交给盛世集团，可以通过线上提交或线路下提交的方式。审核：公司同意提交的资料进行审核。完成审核：审核通过后，即可成功开户注册。需要注意的是，具体步骤和要求可能因盛世集团的规定而有所不同。建议您与该公司详细进行沟通，以确保顺利完成开户登记。

​盛世集团公司开户注册溦 13542035注册官网www.tl99825.com通常需要遵循以下一般步骤：准备相关资料：可能包括个人或企业身份证明、联系方式、地址证明等。联系盛世集团：通过其官方网站、客服渠道等，了解具体开户注册流程和所需资料要求。填写表格：按照要求填写相关信息。提交资料：将准备好的资料提交给盛世集团，可以通过线上提交或线路下提交的方式。审核：公司同意提交的资料进行审核。完成审核：审核通过后，即可成功开户注册。需要注意的是，具体步骤和要求可能因盛世集团的规定而有所不同。建议您与该公司详细进行沟通，以确保顺利完成开户登记。  Read More

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​华纳公司客服上分【微信-13542035】【办理业务请添加以上联系方式】【公司直属客服】【24小时在线服务】【资金保障】【大额无忧】公平 公正 公开  关于我们 广.  Read More

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盛世公司 通常需要遵循以下一般步骤：准备相关资料：可能包括个人或企业身份证明、联系方式、地址证明等。联系盛世集团：通过其官方网站、客服渠道等，了解具体开户注册流程和所需资料要求。填写表格：按照要求如填写相关信息。提交资料：将准备好的资料提交给盛世集团，可以通过线上提交或线下提交的方式。等待审核：公司同意提交的资料进行审核。完成审核：审核通过后，即可顺利完成开户登记。

​盛世公司 通常需要遵循以下一般步骤：准备相关资料：可能包括个人或企业身份证明、联系方式、地址证明等。联系盛世集团：通过其官方网站、客服渠道等，了解具体开户注册流程和所需资料要求。填写表格：按照要求如填写相关信息。提交资料：将准备好的资料提交给盛世集团，可以通过线上提交或线下提交的方式。等待审核：公司同意提交的资料进行审核。完成审核：审核通过后，即可顺利完成开户登记。  Read More

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Hello everyone, I’m currently facing an issue with one of the individuals I assist, who happens to be quite particular and easily overwhelmed by even the slightest change. I’m determined to resolve this matter, as it has been persisting and causing distress for her.

I have discovered that her user folder is located at its default position on the C: Drive, and she is using a local account. Despite having Onedrive installed, it has never been linked or logged into, leading me to believe that the issue is unrelated to Onedrive.

The problem occurs when she tries to access a subfolder within one of her pinned user folders at C:usersherusername using the navigation pane. The subfolder appears under her pinned folders in the navigation pane, behaving as a standalone folder that is not designated as pinned. These phantom folders persist even after a system restart, lingering in the navigation pane until they randomly disappear at a later time.

This situation perplexes me, especially when trying to troubleshoot remotely as I am unable to replicate the issue on my end. I am using a recent clean installation of Windows 11 Pro 23H2 release for her local account, with minimal settings applied. There seems to be a missing configuration or an error in the setup, but pinpointing the exact cause has proven to be challenging.

I have attached a screenshot capturing her screen for reference.

​Hello everyone, I’m currently facing an issue with one of the individuals I assist, who happens to be quite particular and easily overwhelmed by even the slightest change. I’m determined to resolve this matter, as it has been persisting and causing distress for her. I have discovered that her user folder is located at its default position on the C: Drive, and she is using a local account. Despite having Onedrive installed, it has never been linked or logged into, leading me to believe that the issue is unrelated to Onedrive. The problem occurs when she tries to access a subfolder within one of her pinned user folders at C:usersherusername using the navigation pane. The subfolder appears under her pinned folders in the navigation pane, behaving as a standalone folder that is not designated as pinned. These phantom folders persist even after a system restart, lingering in the navigation pane until they randomly disappear at a later time. This situation perplexes me, especially when trying to troubleshoot remotely as I am unable to replicate the issue on my end. I am using a recent clean installation of Windows 11 Pro 23H2 release for her local account, with minimal settings applied. There seems to be a missing configuration or an error in the setup, but pinpointing the exact cause has proven to be challenging. I have attached a screenshot capturing her screen for reference.  Read More

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Upon initial installation of : 22631.3807.240607-1753.23H2_NI_RELEASE_SVC_PROD2_CLIENTMULTI_X64FRE_EN-GB, it appears that the icon sizes are larger than expected by default. I recommend adjusting the settings to switch the icon size back to the smaller size, which is standard.

I am currently utilizing a laptop with an external monitor, and this setup has been functioning well for an extended period. Are there any specific tools or adjustments that could be employed to resolve this issue?

Additionally, I am experiencing difficulties in removing a white bar that has appeared since enabling it. Despite attempting to address this through the suggested registry key modification, the issue persists. Are there any alternative suggestions available to rectify this situation? Your insights would be greatly appreciated.

​Upon initial installation of : 22631.3807.240607-1753.23H2_NI_RELEASE_SVC_PROD2_CLIENTMULTI_X64FRE_EN-GB, it appears that the icon sizes are larger than expected by default. I recommend adjusting the settings to switch the icon size back to the smaller size, which is standard. I am currently utilizing a laptop with an external monitor, and this setup has been functioning well for an extended period. Are there any specific tools or adjustments that could be employed to resolve this issue? Additionally, I am experiencing difficulties in removing a white bar that has appeared since enabling it. Despite attempting to address this through the suggested registry key modification, the issue persists. Are there any alternative suggestions available to rectify this situation? Your insights would be greatly appreciated.  Read More

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Here is a helpful guide on removing the ads that appear on your lock screen and sign-in screen. One additional registry key must be modified, which may not be included in the hack you downloaded.

Registry Key: ComputerHKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionContentDeliveryManager

Subkey: SubscribedContent-338387Enabled

Value: 0

Before attempting the tutorial, I made this change and successfully eliminated the ads. Upon using the tutorial hack, I reversed the value of the key back to “1,” restarted my laptop, and the ads reappeared. Changing it back to “0” resolved the issue.

I found this information on the 10 forum, where users experienced similar challenges prior to upgrading to Windows 11. While I haven’t encountered this problem on my Win10 devices, if you are still receiving ads, consider making the above registry change to see if it resolves the issue. Please note that this solution may not work for everyone.

– Brian D

​Here is a helpful guide on removing the ads that appear on your lock screen and sign-in screen. One additional registry key must be modified, which may not be included in the hack you downloaded. Registry Key: ComputerHKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionContentDeliveryManagerSubkey: SubscribedContent-338387EnabledValue: 0 Before attempting the tutorial, I made this change and successfully eliminated the ads. Upon using the tutorial hack, I reversed the value of the key back to “1,” restarted my laptop, and the ads reappeared. Changing it back to “0” resolved the issue. I found this information on the 10 forum, where users experienced similar challenges prior to upgrading to Windows 11. While I haven’t encountered this problem on my Win10 devices, if you are still receiving ads, consider making the above registry change to see if it resolves the issue. Please note that this solution may not work for everyone. – Brian D  Read More

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Greetings,

I am facing a common issue across multiple computers all running Windows 11 version 23h2. When navigating to System – Advanced Settings – User Profile, I notice that all user profiles display a recent modification date, regardless of whether the users are still active or not. These are all Active Directory (AD) users.

I am considering whether the AD user setup might be contributing to this anomaly. My main concern is the accumulation of outdated user profiles on the computers, particularly those shared among numerous users. This situation leads to limited SSD space due to constant profile modifications, as these computers are commonly utilized for simple tasks like document viewing, printing, and email correspondence.

Given the tedious nature of deleting profiles individually across a significant number of computers (400+), I am exploring the possibility of creating a PowerShell script that can automatically remove user profiles which have not been logged into in the past 2 to 3 months. The challenge lies in distinguishing between active and inactive profiles as daily modifications render traditional scripts ineffective.

I am seeking advice on potential solutions to efficiently address this issue, as my attempts to find a suitable resolution online have been unsuccessful. Apologies if this query is not suited for this forum, and thank you in advance for any assistance provided.

​Greetings, I am facing a common issue across multiple computers all running Windows 11 version 23h2. When navigating to System – Advanced Settings – User Profile, I notice that all user profiles display a recent modification date, regardless of whether the users are still active or not. These are all Active Directory (AD) users. I am considering whether the AD user setup might be contributing to this anomaly. My main concern is the accumulation of outdated user profiles on the computers, particularly those shared among numerous users. This situation leads to limited SSD space due to constant profile modifications, as these computers are commonly utilized for simple tasks like document viewing, printing, and email correspondence. Given the tedious nature of deleting profiles individually across a significant number of computers (400+), I am exploring the possibility of creating a PowerShell script that can automatically remove user profiles which have not been logged into in the past 2 to 3 months. The challenge lies in distinguishing between active and inactive profiles as daily modifications render traditional scripts ineffective. I am seeking advice on potential solutions to efficiently address this issue, as my attempts to find a suitable resolution online have been unsuccessful. Apologies if this query is not suited for this forum, and thank you in advance for any assistance provided.  Read More

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