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use cell value in this formula
Can anyone show me the correct way to use the value of cell E20 in this formula? My attempt returns an error.
Many thanks.
Can anyone show me the correct way to use the value of cell E20 in this formula? My attempt returns an error.Many thanks. Read More
How to Embed a SharePoint file URL in iframe securely?
How to Embed a SharePoint file URL in iframe securely?
File can be public or can be share with the limited access users.
If I open SharePoint file URL then it open in browser, but when embed into iframe in my site then getting error, how to resolve that issue?
Is there any other way to embed SharePoint pdf file URL in react code (iFrame)?
Error description seen in browser console log:
Refused to frame ‘https://microsoft.sharepoint.com/’ because an ancestor violates the following Content Security Policy directive: “frame-ancestors ‘self’ teams.microsoft.com *.teams.microsoft.com *.skype.com…
How to Embed a SharePoint file URL in iframe securely?File can be public or can be share with the limited access users.
If I open SharePoint file URL then it open in browser, but when embed into iframe in my site then getting error, how to resolve that issue?
Is there any other way to embed SharePoint pdf file URL in react code (iFrame)?
Error description seen in browser console log:
Refused to frame ‘https://microsoft.sharepoint.com/’ because an ancestor violates the following Content Security Policy directive: “frame-ancestors ‘self’ teams.microsoft.com *.teams.microsoft.com *.skype.com… Read More
Create automated usage report from Microsoft Teams
I am looking into a way to create an automated report that creates a usage report that you can run in the MS Teams admin center ‘https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/analytics/reports’ and somehow send that data in an email with a CSV or just sample report.
This would be a report for a call queue and not against a singular user etc.
From what I can see I can get the data like any usage report for a call queue and export it manually in the admin center but I can’t find any commands to trigger a usage report etc, but I can use Get-CSCallQueue to get info on a Call Queue.
Is there anyway to do this at all, maybe I could use an API but not touched that before and mostly use the Teams powershell Module.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/?view=teams-ps
I have a script I started working on but still testing it out.
# Specify the Call Queue ID
$CallQueueID = “”
# Retrieve the specific call queue
$callQueue = Get-CsCallQueue -Identity $CallQueueID
# Compile the data
$queueData = [PSCustomObject]@{
QueueName = $callQueue.Name
QueueID = $callQueue.Identity
# Add more fields as necessary
}
# Create an array to hold the report data
$report = @()
$report += $queueData
# Export the report to a CSV file
$report | Export-Csv -Path “C:PathToYourCallQueueReport.csv” -NoTypeInformation
# Output the report to the console (optional)
$report | Format-Table -AutoSize
I am looking into a way to create an automated report that creates a usage report that you can run in the MS Teams admin center ‘https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/analytics/reports’ and somehow send that data in an email with a CSV or just sample report. This would be a report for a call queue and not against a singular user etc. From what I can see I can get the data like any usage report for a call queue and export it manually in the admin center but I can’t find any commands to trigger a usage report etc, but I can use Get-CSCallQueue to get info on a Call Queue. Is there anyway to do this at all, maybe I could use an API but not touched that before and mostly use the Teams powershell Module. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/?view=teams-ps I have a script I started working on but still testing it out. # Specify the Call Queue ID
$CallQueueID = “”
# Retrieve the specific call queue
$callQueue = Get-CsCallQueue -Identity $CallQueueID
# Compile the data
$queueData = [PSCustomObject]@{
QueueName = $callQueue.Name
QueueID = $callQueue.Identity
# Add more fields as necessary
}
# Create an array to hold the report data
$report = @()
$report += $queueData
# Export the report to a CSV file
$report | Export-Csv -Path “C:PathToYourCallQueueReport.csv” -NoTypeInformation
# Output the report to the console (optional)
$report | Format-Table -AutoSize Read More
मैं स्विगी से शिकायत कैसे करें?
स्विगी ऐप खोलें और “सहायता” सहायता टीम संपर्क 07OO-1775-721 अनुभाग पर जाएँ । वह ऑर्डर चुनें जिसके लिए आप शिकायत दर्ज करना चाहते हैं। स्विगी ऐप खोलें और “सहायता” सहायता टीम संपर्क 07OO-1775-721 अनुभाग पर जाएँ । वह ऑर्डर चुनें जिसके लिए आप शिकायत दर्ज करना चाहते हैं।…
स्विगी ऐप खोलें और “सहायता” सहायता टीम संपर्क 07OO-1775-721 अनुभाग पर जाएँ । वह ऑर्डर चुनें जिसके लिए आप शिकायत दर्ज करना चाहते हैं। स्विगी ऐप खोलें और “सहायता” सहायता टीम संपर्क 07OO-1775-721 अनुभाग पर जाएँ । वह ऑर्डर चुनें जिसके लिए आप शिकायत दर्ज करना चाहते हैं।… Read More
Microsoft Sentinel All-In-One now available for Azure Government
Special thanks to @Javier-Soriano, @Sreedhar_Ande, Bill Almonroeder, and Dick Lake
More than a year ago, we announced the second version of Microsoft Sentinel All-in-One and one of the most requested features was to have it work with Azure Government tenants. Today, we’re happy to announce a new revamped version that does that.
If you are not familiar with the All-In-One offering, it will:
Create a resource group
Create a Log Analytics workspace
Enable Microsoft Sentinel on top of the workspace
Set the workspace retention, daily cap and commitment tiers if desired
Enable UEBA with the relevant identity providers (AAD and/or AD)
Enable health diagnostics for Analytics Rules, Data Connectors and Automation Rules
Install Content Hub solutions from a predefined list
Enable Data Connectors from this list:
Azure Entra ID
Azure Entra ID Identity Protection
Azure Activity
Dynamics 365
Microsoft 365 Defender
Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Microsoft Insider Risk Management
Microsoft PowerBI
Microsoft Project
Office 365
Enable analytics rules (Scheduled and NRT) included in the selected Content Hub solutions
Enable analytics rules (Scheduled and NRT) that use any of the selected Data connectors
Getting started
You can find this new version at http://aka.ms/sentinel-all-in-one in the V2 folder.
The only thing you need to start using Microsoft Sentinel All-in-One, is an Azure Government Subscription and an account with permissions to deploy Microsoft Sentinel. Higher privileges might be required if you wish to enable UEBA and some of the supported connectors. You can find details about the required permissions here .
Go ahead and give it a try! We look forward to hearing your feedback about this new version.
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Enhancing Security Monitoring: Integrating GitLab Cloud Edition with Microsoft Sentinel
Purpose of this Blog:
The absence of a dedicated connector for GitLab Cloud Edition in Microsoft Sentinel presents a challenge for complete security surveillance for firms using GitLab. To overcome this, we can utilize the API endpoints provided by GitLab to collect logs for integration into Sentinel. Establishing a custom table via Azure Monitor Data Collection Endpoint (DCE) along with Data Collection Rule (DCR), we can efficiently organize and study these logs. The use of Azure Logic Apps coupled with Azure Key Vault ensures that data handling is both secure and effective, and that sensitive credentials are well-protected. This blog will guide readers through the integration process, empowering organizations to maximize Microsoft Sentinel’s capabilities. With a consolidated view of their security posture, companies can improve their threat detection and response actions promptly.
What is Covered in this Blog
GitLab Cloud Edition Free Trial Account:
Setting up a free trial account on GitLab Cloud Edition to get started.
Generating Personal Access Token (PAT):
Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) for accessing GitLab logs API Endpoint.
Leveraging Personal Access token in Postman to check the logs.
Azure Monitor Data Collection Rule (DCR) and Data Collection Endpoint (DCE):
Configuring Azure Monitor DCR and DCE to ingest user events into Microsoft Sentinel via a custom table.
Creating an Azure Logic App:
Developing an Azure Logic App to fetch logs from GitLab and send them to Microsoft Sentinel.
Azure Key Vault Integration:
Storing API endpoint credentials securely using Azure Key Vault.
GitLab Cloud Edition Free Trial Account:
Setting up a free trial account on GitLab Cloud Edition to get started.
Try GitLab for free | GitLab
Steps to Generate Personal Access Token once you have the Gitlab free trial:
Log In to GitLab:
Open your web browser and log in to your GitLab account.
Navigate to User Settings:
Click on your profile picture or avatar in the top right corner of the GitLab interface.
Select Edit profile from the dropdown menu.
Access Personal Access Tokens:
In the left sidebar, click on Access Tokens.
Add Access Token:
While adding the Personal Access token, provide the scope/permission and the Expiration Day:
Copy the Personal Access token as it generated:
3. Testing Personal Access token in Postman to check the logs access.
While using the trial version of GitLab Cloud, I utilized the event API endpoint to retrieve event logs by following these steps:
The GitLab free trial provides API access to different logs and events. Yet, access to specific logs like audit ones may be restricted based on your GitLab subscription. Below is a test case I executed to pull available events via the GitLab API: User Events.
You can retrieve events related to a specific user, such as activities performed by the user.
API Endpoint:
https://gitlab.com/api/v4/users/:id/events
How to get the ID:
Accessing Logs in Postman
To access these logs using Postman, follow these general steps:
Open Postman:
Launch Postman and create a new request.
Set Request Method and URL:
Set the HTTP method to GET.
Enter the API endpoint URL corresponding to the logs you want to retrieve.
Add Authorization Header:
Go to the Authorization tab.
Select Bearer Token from the Type dropdown.
Enter your PAT in the Token field.
Send the Request:
Click the Send button.
Example: Retrieve user Events
Set Request Method and URL:
HTTP method: GET
URL: https://gitlab.com/api/v4/users/vdabhi123/events (replace :id & UserID as per your trial with your Gitlab project ID)
4. Data Collection Rule and Data Collection Endpoint to ingest the User events to Microsoft Sentinel in a Custom Table
Create a DCR based custom table in Log Analytics Workspace where sentinel is onboarded:
Create a Data collection Endpoint in advance prior creating the Data Collection Rule:
For creating a DCE navigate to monitor in global search:
Search Data collection Endpoint
Create Data collection rule after creating the Data Collection Endpoint:
You can fetch the schema either from gitlab official website or the json output which you got from the postman api request:
Copy the Json output from postman, and save the same in json format as guided below:
Upload the json file on the schema page of DCR:
If Timegenerated field error comes up, try changing the time field in json as:
Re-upload the json file :
Review & Create the Data Collection Rule:
Rectify if there is any error like here the error is usage of a reserved keyword id:
Hence replace the same in json and reupload the file and save the DCR
5. Creating Azure Logic app to fetch the logs from Gitlab to Microsoft Sentinel
Ensure you have the PAT and the required API endpoint URL in place prior creating the Logic app as a pre-requisite:
Start with a Blank logic app in Microsoft Sentinel as:
Create the Logic app with Consumption plan as with Resource group and other key requirements:
Deploy the logic app:
Open the logic app designer and add the steps for Recurrence, HTTP, Send to log analytics as:
Recurrence can be adjusted respectively:
HTTP Action:
Enter the URL, Method, Headers, as defined while accessing the content in postman:
Send log to log analytics Workspace and select or add the custom table which is created previously
6. How to grant Logic permission to Azure Key Vault to get Secret:
Why we need Azure key vault in Place:
Azure key vault will help us in storing the secret values like API Endpoint and the PAT token which is Security best practice.
Generate the Managed identity for Logic app:
Copy the object principal ID, Use this Object principal ID to assign Azure key vault Secret reader role to this id respectively as:
Navigate to Azure Key Vault and check access control:
Choose the Role:
Choose the logic app:
The logic app should reflect as member after the Selection as:
Review & Assign:
Note: Custom table “gitlabdcr_CL” will take some time to populate the logs from GitLab API endpoint source for querying at Sentinel.
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Announcing lower pricing for Azure App Service Premium P0v3 to help build and modernize AI apps
Azure App Service team is excited to announce that the entry-level Premium plan known as P0v3 is now available at a significantly lower price, making it even more convenient and affordable to get started in your AI apps journey using your favorite platform-as-a-service. There is no change in price of other Azure App Service Premium plans.
How much can you save with Premium v3?
Premium v3 is the latest generation of Azure App Service that offers high performance, high scalability, and high reliability as a multi-tenant managed service. Unlike previous generation plans such as Premium v2 or Standard, Premium v3 plans include commitment-based savings over one and three years that significantly lower the monthly bills, while delivering more powerful compute resources. Azure savings plans and reserved instance (RI) pricing—only available on the Premium v3 and Isolated v2 tiers—provide up to 55 percent more savings compared to the pay-as-you-go plan. In just over a year since its release, the P0v3 plan with a single core, 4GB RAM, and 250GB included storage has quickly become one of the fastest growing consumption plans in Azure App Service. With this price drop, you have another compelling reason to accelerate your ambitions to build and modernize AI apps on Azure.
Figure 1 Snapshot of Premium v3 monthly pricing for US East region on Linux after the price drop
Why are we making this change now?
We hear from IT leaders and decision makers that the evolution of GenAI has accelerated App Modernization momentum across companies of all sizes and cloud maturity levels. A recently commissioned study by IDC, “Exploring the Benefits of Cloud Migration and Modernization for the Development of Intelligent Applications,” based on interviews with 900 IT leaders worldwide, revealed that what set them up for success in the AI era was the fact that they had already begun modernizing their app infrastructure on Azure. Generative AI models, like those powering ChatGPT or image-generating tools, are data-hungry beasts. They require massive computing resources, flexible scaling, and access to vast datasets to deliver their transformative capabilities. Cloud platforms provide the robust infrastructure and storage solutions necessary to support AI workloads, all fully managed by the provider. They offer virtually unlimited scalability, ensuring applications can handle fluctuating demand and deliver consistent performance.
Here are three reasons why developers find it easy to build AI apps on Azure App Service:
Integration with AI Services: Azure App Service seamlessly integrates with various Azure AI services, such as Azure Cognitive Services and Azure Machine Learning. This allows developers to take advantage of the Azure ecosystem and easily add capabilities like natural language processing, image recognition, and machine learning models to their applications.
Scalability and Performance: Azure App Service provides robust scalability and performance features, ensuring that AI applications can handle varying loads and deliver consistent performance. This is crucial for AI apps that may require significant computational resources.
Developer Productivity: Azure App Service supports a wide range of programming languages and frameworks, and it offers tools and features that enhance developer productivity. This includes continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) capabilities, which streamline the development and deployment process.
By lowering the barrier to entry on our flagship Premium plan, organizations and developers now have access to a powerful range of hosting plans to build applications with generative AI capabilities on Azure. Whether you are a small team in a large enterprise or a small business, you can take advantage of the Azure platform-as-a-service (PaaS) savings to let developers focus on innovation and leave the cloud infrastructure management to Azure. As your requirements grow, you can easily scale up with the wide range of plans that go as high as 64 cores and 256GB RAM!
What other cost optimizations are available in Azure?
One of the things to note about cost optimization is that it’s not only about the price. In addition to the price-drop, there are significant financial benefits to be gained when you leverage the right technical resources, have access to best practices from real-world experiences with thousands of customers, and flexibility of the right pricing option for any scenario.
Azure customers benefit from several tools and resources that deliver a compelling total cost of ownership (TCO), including:
Azure landing zone accelerators
Enterprise web app patterns
Powerful Azure Migrate automation tooling
Offers to offset the initial cost of migration
Cost-effective range of pricing plans
Visit this blog to learn more about these resources to optimize the cost of deploying intelligent apps in Azure.
Get started with Azure App Service today
Premium v3 and Isolated v2 are the best hosting plans for Azure App Service, offering you more power, less cost, and more features for your web apps. To get started with Premium v3 and Isolated v2, you can create a new App Service plan or change your existing one in the Azure portal without any downtime or code changes. You can also try Azure App Service for free.
You can check out the full pricing details on the Azure App Service pricing page. Note that there is no change to the pricing of other plans. Use the Azure price calculator to estimate your hourly or monthly costs for using Azure.
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Military-grade Laptop
Greetings,
I am seeking advice on selecting a personal laptop for my son, a U.S. Marine who will be stationed in Okinawa soon. His only requirement is that it is compatible with a CAC (Common Access Card) reader and the necessary US-DOD software for interfacing with it.
Based on my research, there is a version of the root toolkit for the CAC interface that is compatible with Windows 11, making the software aspect relatively straightforward.
My main objective is to find a compact laptop that is durable enough to withstand travel and rough handling. I anticipate that he will mainly use it for email, web browsing, video streaming, online banking, and accessing the DOD-CAC system.
Any insights or recommendations you can provide would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Greetings, I am seeking advice on selecting a personal laptop for my son, a U.S. Marine who will be stationed in Okinawa soon. His only requirement is that it is compatible with a CAC (Common Access Card) reader and the necessary US-DOD software for interfacing with it. Based on my research, there is a version of the root toolkit for the CAC interface that is compatible with Windows 11, making the software aspect relatively straightforward. My main objective is to find a compact laptop that is durable enough to withstand travel and rough handling. I anticipate that he will mainly use it for email, web browsing, video streaming, online banking, and accessing the DOD-CAC system. Any insights or recommendations you can provide would be highly appreciated. Thank you. Read More
Unknown file appears on my desktop
filename, 0 KB. Don’t know how it shows on my desktop.
filename, 0 KB. Don’t know how it shows on my desktop. Read More
Automatic Lock Screen Feature Activated When Using PC
I am currently using the newest update of Windows 11, and I’ve noticed that my computer automatically goes to the lock screen while I’m working with Firefox and Chrome. To continue my work, I always have to enter my password. Despite searching online extensively, I haven’t been able to find a fix that resolves this issue. Can you offer any suggestions or advice?
I am currently using the newest update of Windows 11, and I’ve noticed that my computer automatically goes to the lock screen while I’m working with Firefox and Chrome. To continue my work, I always have to enter my password. Despite searching online extensively, I haven’t been able to find a fix that resolves this issue. Can you offer any suggestions or advice? Read More
Microsoft – Exceeded Requested Code Limit
The message I received yesterday remains the same even today. I am unable to proceed with setting up my new laptop as I am unable to access it. My system details are Winver 22H2 Build 22621.963 Windows11 Pro. What steps should I take next to resolve this issue and successfully set up my laptop?
The message I received yesterday remains the same even today. I am unable to proceed with setting up my new laptop as I am unable to access it. My system details are Winver 22H2 Build 22621.963 Windows11 Pro. What steps should I take next to resolve this issue and successfully set up my laptop? Read More
Optimizing Computer Energy Consumption
I recently implemented a solar power setup to reduce the energy consumption of my numerous computers. This solar system consists of a grid of solar panels, a battery, and an inverter that communicates data to a sophisticated mobile app which I find myself constantly monitoring.
This discussion revolves around the impact of computer equipment and usage on power consumption. Through my research on this forum, I was particularly impressed by a thread about high disk usage on OneDrive and the detailed monitoring by user PilgrimLyieu using the Task Manager. I will be posing some basic questions to kick off the conversation.
I initiated this discussion because I pondered whether the excessive number of open browsers and tabs on my computers affect power usage. Below is a list of electronics and applications that consume power. Let’s explore ways in which they utilize energy, how we can track this power consumption (for me, through the Solar app), and strategies to minimize energy usage.
Devices like:
– Computers
– Monitors
– Drives
– Applications
– Background Apps
– Emails
– Browsers
– Browser tabs
– Open Windows
– Audio levels
– And more
I am looking forward to engaging in a productive dialogue in this thread.
I recently implemented a solar power setup to reduce the energy consumption of my numerous computers. This solar system consists of a grid of solar panels, a battery, and an inverter that communicates data to a sophisticated mobile app which I find myself constantly monitoring. This discussion revolves around the impact of computer equipment and usage on power consumption. Through my research on this forum, I was particularly impressed by a thread about high disk usage on OneDrive and the detailed monitoring by user PilgrimLyieu using the Task Manager. I will be posing some basic questions to kick off the conversation. I initiated this discussion because I pondered whether the excessive number of open browsers and tabs on my computers affect power usage. Below is a list of electronics and applications that consume power. Let’s explore ways in which they utilize energy, how we can track this power consumption (for me, through the Solar app), and strategies to minimize energy usage. Devices like:- Computers- Monitors- Drives- Applications- Background Apps- Emails- Browsers- Browser tabs- Open Windows- Audio levels- And more I am looking forward to engaging in a productive dialogue in this thread. Read More
Location of Registry Key for Dropdown Menu
Greetings,
I’m seeking assistance in locating the key for the dropdown menu in Explorer. My aim is to streamline navigation by eliminating unused folders. While I’ve come across numerous resources for customizing the navigation pane on the left, I haven’t found any for the dropdown menu.
Is anyone familiar with the registry keys associated with this? If so, could you provide guidance on adding a dword to hide the unwanted folders, or is deleting the key the only option?
Greetings, I’m seeking assistance in locating the key for the dropdown menu in Explorer. My aim is to streamline navigation by eliminating unused folders. While I’ve come across numerous resources for customizing the navigation pane on the left, I haven’t found any for the dropdown menu. Is anyone familiar with the registry keys associated with this? If so, could you provide guidance on adding a dword to hide the unwanted folders, or is deleting the key the only option? Read More
How to Set a Default Input Method
I have added Japanese language support to my system in addition to UK English, as I develop software that requires translation. I have configured the keyboard to the UK Extended layout for UK English.
After installing Japanese language support, despite having UK English set as my current language, the Input Method Editor (IME) defaults to the Japanese IME with the 102/106 key layout. This means that I need to remember to switch the input method to the UK Extended Keyboard every time I log on. Otherwise, pressing Shift-2 produces the @ character instead of “.
Is there a way to make the system use the UK Extended keyboard layout by default instead of the Japanese IME?
Thank you,
David
I have added Japanese language support to my system in addition to UK English, as I develop software that requires translation. I have configured the keyboard to the UK Extended layout for UK English. After installing Japanese language support, despite having UK English set as my current language, the Input Method Editor (IME) defaults to the Japanese IME with the 102/106 key layout. This means that I need to remember to switch the input method to the UK Extended Keyboard every time I log on. Otherwise, pressing Shift-2 produces the @ character instead of “. Is there a way to make the system use the UK Extended keyboard layout by default instead of the Japanese IME? Thank you,David Read More
New ASUS PN53 mini PC Lacks Sleep Support
I recently purchased a GEEKOM AS 6, which is essentially a rebranded version of the Asus PN53.
Oddly enough, I’ve encountered an issue where this computer does not seem to be compatible with the sleep function. Despite attempting to put it to sleep, it appears that only the monitors shut off while the fans continue running at their lowest RPM. Additionally, the computer continues to draw 10 watts of power even in this state.
Upon checking the power settings, it seems that the “Modern Standby” feature is enabled. Despite going through the BIOS settings, the only power-related options I could find were “CEC/ERP Ready,” none of which seemed to have any effect on the sleep mode.
I find it perplexing that a brand-new PC like this does not support basic sleep functionality. When running the “powercfg -a” command, I discovered that only a limited number of sleep states are available, with options like Standby (S0 Low Power Idle), Hibernate, and Fast Startup. In contrast, Standby options like S1, S2, and S3, as well as Hybrid Sleep, are not supported. Despite attempting to disable S0 in the registry, the system still indicates that the firmware does not support those standby states, resulting in the sleep option disappearing from the shutdown menu.
I recently purchased a GEEKOM AS 6, which is essentially a rebranded version of the Asus PN53. Oddly enough, I’ve encountered an issue where this computer does not seem to be compatible with the sleep function. Despite attempting to put it to sleep, it appears that only the monitors shut off while the fans continue running at their lowest RPM. Additionally, the computer continues to draw 10 watts of power even in this state. Upon checking the power settings, it seems that the “Modern Standby” feature is enabled. Despite going through the BIOS settings, the only power-related options I could find were “CEC/ERP Ready,” none of which seemed to have any effect on the sleep mode. I find it perplexing that a brand-new PC like this does not support basic sleep functionality. When running the “powercfg -a” command, I discovered that only a limited number of sleep states are available, with options like Standby (S0 Low Power Idle), Hibernate, and Fast Startup. In contrast, Standby options like S1, S2, and S3, as well as Hybrid Sleep, are not supported. Despite attempting to disable S0 in the registry, the system still indicates that the firmware does not support those standby states, resulting in the sleep option disappearing from the shutdown menu. Read More
Problem with Organizing Folders.
Can anyone help me troubleshoot the issue I’m having with not being able to click on “add new types” and then search by date and set preferences, etc. on my system? I’m using Windows 11 build 22621.2506 with Startallback.
Previously, when I could perform these actions, they would reset every time, even within the same folder, requiring me to do it repeatedly. It’s frustrating that selecting a new type doesn’t automatically sort by that parameter, forcing me to go through the right-click process each time.
Feeling frustrated and venting – thanks in advance for any assistance.
Can anyone help me troubleshoot the issue I’m having with not being able to click on “add new types” and then search by date and set preferences, etc. on my system? I’m using Windows 11 build 22621.2506 with Startallback. Previously, when I could perform these actions, they would reset every time, even within the same folder, requiring me to do it repeatedly. It’s frustrating that selecting a new type doesn’t automatically sort by that parameter, forcing me to go through the right-click process each time. Feeling frustrated and venting – thanks in advance for any assistance. Read More
Error in MCP Management Service
I recently acquired a Windows 11 desktop and noticed a service called “McpManagementService” listed in the services with the description showing “Failed to read description. Error Code:15100.” Despite conducting thorough research, I couldn’t determine the purpose of this service. I am seeking information on whether it is essential, and if so, how to resolve any issues. On the other hand, if it is unnecessary, I would like to know how to remove it (it is currently disabled). Any helpful insights would be greatly appreciated. An amusing anecdote to share: I spent 4 hours and 52 minutes attempting to contact Microsoft support regarding this matter, experiencing multiple disconnections after enduring lengthy hold times.
I recently acquired a Windows 11 desktop and noticed a service called “McpManagementService” listed in the services with the description showing “Failed to read description. Error Code:15100.” Despite conducting thorough research, I couldn’t determine the purpose of this service. I am seeking information on whether it is essential, and if so, how to resolve any issues. On the other hand, if it is unnecessary, I would like to know how to remove it (it is currently disabled). Any helpful insights would be greatly appreciated. An amusing anecdote to share: I spent 4 hours and 52 minutes attempting to contact Microsoft support regarding this matter, experiencing multiple disconnections after enduring lengthy hold times. Read More
How to Convert PST files into MBOX format?
Convertertool’s PST to MBOX Converter is a professional tool designed to convert all your Exchange PST files into MBOX format along with their mail attachments. This versatile tool can also convert PST mailboxes into several other file formats, including EML, PDF, MBOX, TXT, HTML, and more. It allows for the easy migration of Outlook PST mailboxes into MBOX with all their attachments and supports the conversion of PST files into various formats such as MBOX, EML, HTML, PDF, MHTML, and TXT. Additionally, it enables the transfer of PST files to multiple email clients, including Thunderbird, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Office 365, AOL, Opera Mail, and more.
Convertertool’s PST to MBOX Converter is a professional tool designed to convert all your Exchange PST files into MBOX format along with their mail attachments. This versatile tool can also convert PST mailboxes into several other file formats, including EML, PDF, MBOX, TXT, HTML, and more. It allows for the easy migration of Outlook PST mailboxes into MBOX with all their attachments and supports the conversion of PST files into various formats such as MBOX, EML, HTML, PDF, MHTML, and TXT. Additionally, it enables the transfer of PST files to multiple email clients, including Thunderbird, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Office 365, AOL, Opera Mail, and more. Read More
