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Enabling Defender for Cloud for Azure Subscriptions
I’m unclear about how the enablement works if there hasn’t been any subscription in the tenant that has previously used Microsoft Defender for Cloud (MDC) despite having read through Connect Azure subscription and Enabling Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
The documentation specifies: First sign in to the portal and then open Defender for Cloud. Defender for Cloud is now enabled on your subscription and you have access to the basic features (= Foundational CSPM).
The subscription filter of the Azure portal defaults to all subscriptions of the current Entra ID directory. So when accessing MDC, there is no such thing as “your subscription”.
Imagine a new and pristine directory with a pristine subscription. Is MDC already enabled after creating the directory and the subscription?
If yes, then the documentation should state that Foundational CSPM is enabled per default and no enablement is needed.
If not, what happens when I navigate to MDC on the Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_Security/SecurityMenuBlade/)? Does it enable MDC for all current and future subscriptions (since there is no particular subscription “selected” when doing this)? What Azure/directory roles are required to do this? Can I trigger this action via API? How can I find out if someone already initiated this activation?
Based on my tests in my own environment, it appears that Foundational CSPM is automatically activated on new subscriptions without ever navigating to MDC. The basic CSPM features are enabled shortly after creating a new subscription, the ASC default Azure Policy initiative is automatically assigned and MDC assesses the subscription.
I’m unclear about how the enablement works if there hasn’t been any subscription in the tenant that has previously used Microsoft Defender for Cloud (MDC) despite having read through Connect Azure subscription and Enabling Microsoft Defender for Cloud. The documentation specifies: First sign in to the portal and then open Defender for Cloud. Defender for Cloud is now enabled on your subscription and you have access to the basic features (= Foundational CSPM). The subscription filter of the Azure portal defaults to all subscriptions of the current Entra ID directory. So when accessing MDC, there is no such thing as “your subscription”. Imagine a new and pristine directory with a pristine subscription. Is MDC already enabled after creating the directory and the subscription?If yes, then the documentation should state that Foundational CSPM is enabled per default and no enablement is needed.If not, what happens when I navigate to MDC on the Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_Security/SecurityMenuBlade/)? Does it enable MDC for all current and future subscriptions (since there is no particular subscription “selected” when doing this)? What Azure/directory roles are required to do this? Can I trigger this action via API? How can I find out if someone already initiated this activation? Based on my tests in my own environment, it appears that Foundational CSPM is automatically activated on new subscriptions without ever navigating to MDC. The basic CSPM features are enabled shortly after creating a new subscription, the ASC default Azure Policy initiative is automatically assigned and MDC assesses the subscription. Read More
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How to fetch the customers names, who’s having first letter CAPITAL ??
How to fetch the customers names, who’s having first letter CAPITAL ?? Read More
Copilot for M365 Demo Tenant
During the TSP Mars comminity call an upcoming Demo tenant was mentioned as an upcoming solution for Copilot for M365 labs. This was not in the slide deck, but it was said that it would be available during april.
How is this going? Is there any update on the release date, and are there any details to be shared about this demo tenant?
An update would be greatly appreciated, as it impacts our own investments in a similar solution.
Thanks!
During the TSP Mars comminity call an upcoming Demo tenant was mentioned as an upcoming solution for Copilot for M365 labs. This was not in the slide deck, but it was said that it would be available during april.How is this going? Is there any update on the release date, and are there any details to be shared about this demo tenant? An update would be greatly appreciated, as it impacts our own investments in a similar solution.Thanks! Read More
SharePoint Online Mapped Drive Access Denied Error
Good day All
My client’s setup:
Got a Windows 11 PC (aka file server) setup with OneDrive Client to sync files to PC’s local hard drive.
Those folders are then shared with local file share/drive mapping with everyone in the office having full access. The reason for this is, the client works with big drawings, and it is faster to save the files locally than to wait for OneDrive Client to sync files between team members.
My issue:
When I save a file via the mapped network drive everything works fine as follows:
Save file via Mapped Drive -> All local users can access the file -> OneDrive Client sync file to SharePoint Online -> All users working from home can access file via SharePoint Online.
But when a home user saves a file via SharePoint the following happens:
User working from home save file in SharePoint -> OneDrive Client sync file to local hard drive -> File is accessible on the PC (aka file server) -> Access Denied error when opening the file via Mapped Drive.
To me it looks like the new file saved via SharePoint Online does not inherit the parent file permissions from the file share.
“Everyone” has full rights on the file share.
When I go on the PC (aka file Server) to the file share security and select “Replace all child object permissions entries with inheritable permission entries from this object” and apply, I can then open the file via the Mapped Drive, but any files after that added by a home user via SharePoint Online, we get Access Denied again for that new file.
Anyone tried a setup like this or experience an issue like this?
Good day All My client’s setup: Got a Windows 11 PC (aka file server) setup with OneDrive Client to sync files to PC’s local hard drive.Those folders are then shared with local file share/drive mapping with everyone in the office having full access. The reason for this is, the client works with big drawings, and it is faster to save the files locally than to wait for OneDrive Client to sync files between team members. My issue: When I save a file via the mapped network drive everything works fine as follows:Save file via Mapped Drive -> All local users can access the file -> OneDrive Client sync file to SharePoint Online -> All users working from home can access file via SharePoint Online. But when a home user saves a file via SharePoint the following happens:User working from home save file in SharePoint -> OneDrive Client sync file to local hard drive -> File is accessible on the PC (aka file server) -> Access Denied error when opening the file via Mapped Drive. To me it looks like the new file saved via SharePoint Online does not inherit the parent file permissions from the file share.”Everyone” has full rights on the file share. When I go on the PC (aka file Server) to the file share security and select “Replace all child object permissions entries with inheritable permission entries from this object” and apply, I can then open the file via the Mapped Drive, but any files after that added by a home user via SharePoint Online, we get Access Denied again for that new file. Anyone tried a setup like this or experience an issue like this? Read More
Customer review: Dooap AP automation for Dynamics 365 makes high-volume invoicing quick and painless
Dooap accounts payable (AP) automation, available through Microsoft AppSource, integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance, reducing processing costs and errors. This mobile-first solution built on Microsoft Azure saves you time and money through automated invoice scanning, capture, and validation. Dooap simplifies your AP processes.
Microsoft AppSource interviewed Michelle Wagner, AP Director, SA Recycling, to learn what she had to say about the product.
What do you like best about Dooap?
I love the Power BI analytics that Dooap offers. Many off-the-shelf reports offer exactly what someone directing the AP team would need. Another great benefit is the way we can use the analytics for our internal training as a basis for continuous improvement. As an example, we can pull the data of invoices returned to AP, sort them by reason, dig into their root causes, and then make necessary changes.
How has the product helped your organization?
We have over 200 approvers in more than 100 locations using the Dooap mobile app, and they love the ability to review and approve, zoom into the details of the invoices, see prior history, coding, and comments, all from the mobile app. Users of the desktop application are the AP team, also approvers, and our buyers (who create the purchase orders in Dynamics 365). We all found benefits in the full audit trail and the ability to send invoices to one another through a buyer review workflow.
How is customer service and support for Dooap?
The support team at Dooap is fantastic. If we have a request or a problem, we submit a support ticket, but we also have a bi-weekly meeting with the team to talk through the support requests. They are quick to address tickets. Many of our wish-list items have been included in future releases of Dooap.
Any recommendations or insights to other users considering this product?
I would tell anyone thinking of doing AP automation with Dooap – do it! Jump onboard – it’s quick, easy, and painless and they’re with you every step of the way. There’s nothing that you cannot solve together with them. With our volume of invoices, I really cannot fathom life without Dooap AP automation. It would be chaos and a nightmare! It would mean a lot of non-value-adding activities, poor credit performance, and poor vendor relations.
What is your overall rating for this product?
5 out of 5 stars.
Cloud marketplaces are transforming the way businesses find, try, and deploy applications to help their digital transformation. Learn more about Microsoft AppSource and find ways to discover the right application for your business needs.
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Send data to Microsoft Sentinel using Cribl Stream
Microsoft Sentinel is a modern cloud-native SIEM, enriched by AI and threat intelligence empowering security teams with an easy and powerful security operations solution. Microsoft Sentinel offers a comprehensive toolset to collect, correlate, and analyze large volumes of security data across multicloud, multiplatform environments to detect and mitigate cyberthreats at scale.
Microsoft Sentinel has over 350 partner integrations and we are excited to highlight a recent integration with Cribl Stream. Together, Microsoft and Cribl are working to drive accelerated SIEM migrations for customers looking to modernize their security operations (SecOps) with Microsoft Sentinel.
“By combining Cribl’s leading data observability pipeline technology with Microsoft Sentinel’s next generation SecOps SIEM solution, we are collectively helping customers transform and secure their businesses” says Clint Sharp, CEO, “We are excited to deepen our collaboration with Microsoft and unlock value for our joint customers.”
Cribl Stream
Cribl Stream is a robust, vendor-agnostic streams processing engine focused on centralized
parsing and processing of data (e.g. security, IT, observability, and telemetry data). Customers can take any source and use Cribl Stream to route, reduce, reformat, enrich, or otherwise structure data in flight then send it to any destination – including Microsoft Sentinel.
Cribl Stream Integration with Microsoft Sentinel
The Cribl Stream integration with Microsoft Sentinel helps customers accelerate SIEM migrations their Cribl’s ability to easily route data to various Microsoft Sentinel log tiers. In addition to benefitting customers that are migrating to Sentinel, Cribl offers customers additional capabilities including simple deployment, data optimization, and normalization.
Microsoft Sentinel supports both custom data and a variety of standardized formats, all of which Cribl Stream can directly target. Cribl has created several “Cribl Packs” for Microsoft Sentinel. which are self-contained bundles of configurations that enable joint customers to solve full use cases with minimal setup/configuration. Additionally, customers can edit these configurations or build their own custom transformations.
Accelerating SIEM Migrations to Microsoft Sentinel using Cribl Stream
Migrating or standing up a SIEM solution can be a complex, time-consuming, and resource-intensive process. In addition, the recently announced SIEM Migration experience in Microsoft Sentinel for bringing Splunk detections to Microsoft Sentinel analytics rules, customers can utilize the Cribl Stream integration to easily and quick bring data in the appropriate schema into Sentinel for security analysis.
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To learn more about this integration, please see Cribl’s recent blog post and technical documentation here. For the latest information on Microsoft Sentinel see:
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Issues with Wireless Display Adapter
When I am trying to connect a new display adapter on Windows 11 at the second time, it fail. No problem with the first time connection.
If you remove the Display adapter from the Bluetooth device list it will instantly connect again, then the issue repeats itself.
Is this a known bug?
When I am trying to connect a new display adapter on Windows 11 at the second time, it fail. No problem with the first time connection. If you remove the Display adapter from the Bluetooth device list it will instantly connect again, then the issue repeats itself. Is this a known bug? Read More
[Teams 2.0] How my custom Teams app cross launch the PC application
The main issue of Teams 2.0 is that we cannot open external link which is of user-defined protocol, to accept cross-launch. For example, we registered my_protocal://url_content in system’s register table, and installed its related application MyApp.exe. We can open My custom App by visiting my_protocal://url_content on classic Microsoft Teams, but not in Teams2.0.
According to the Microsoft document: https://learn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/javascript/api/%40microsoft/teams-js/secondarybrowser?view=msteams-client-js-latest Windows Open is standard API. On web and desktop, please use the window.open() method or other native external browser methods.
The main issue of Teams 2.0 is that we cannot open external link which is of user-defined protocol, to accept cross-launch. For example, we registered my_protocal://url_content in system’s register table, and installed its related application MyApp.exe. We can open My custom App by visiting my_protocal://url_content on classic Microsoft Teams, but not in Teams2.0.According to the Microsoft document: https://learn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/javascript/api/%40microsoft/teams-js/secondarybrowser?view=msteams-client-js-latest Windows Open is standard API. On web and desktop, please use the window.open() method or other native external browser methods. Read More
Content Control getter not giving all characters | Word Add-in
Hi,
I am working on Word add-in where I am able to set placeholder text for content control without any character limit but when I am trying to get the placeholder text using office JS methods, then it is returning only the first 255 characters string.
If the same is set on content control object then the collection must return the whole text of the placeholder.
Please provide a support for this issue as soon as possible.
Code snippet :-
Word.run((context) => {
const range = context.document.getSelection();
// Insert a content control at the selection range
const contentControl = range.insertContentControl();
// Set the placeholder text for the content control
contentControl.placeholderText = “indiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadsf asd fsdf[a]sd [fa]sd [fa]sd[ fa]sd f{}{}asd fsda:;asdfa sdf asd fasd asd fdfasd f@3323 q4q234q34dfasdf asd fasdf asd fasd fasd fasdf asd as fasd asdf asd asd fasdf asdf asd asd fasd fasd fasd asd sdafindiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadsf asd fsdf[test test”
// Load the changes made to the document
return context.sync()
.then(() => {
console.log(“Content control inserted with placeholder text:”, contentControl.placeholderText); // returning only first 255 characters
});
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(“Error: ” + JSON.stringify(error));
});
Hi, I am working on Word add-in where I am able to set placeholder text for content control without any character limit but when I am trying to get the placeholder text using office JS methods, then it is returning only the first 255 characters string.If the same is set on content control object then the collection must return the whole text of the placeholder. Please provide a support for this issue as soon as possible. Code snippet :- Word.run((context) => {
const range = context.document.getSelection();
// Insert a content control at the selection range
const contentControl = range.insertContentControl();
// Set the placeholder text for the content control
contentControl.placeholderText = “indiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadsf asd fsdf[a]sd [fa]sd [fa]sd[ fa]sd f{}{}asd fsda:;asdfa sdf asd fasd asd fdfasd f@3323 q4q234q34dfasdf asd fasdf asd fasd fasd fasdf asd as fasd asdf asd asd fasdf asdf asd asd fasd fasd fasd asd sdafindiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadsf asd fsdf[test test”
// Load the changes made to the document
return context.sync()
.then(() => {
console.log(“Content control inserted with placeholder text:”, contentControl.placeholderText); // returning only first 255 characters
});
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(“Error: ” + JSON.stringify(error));
}); Read More
Facing issue during upload Microsoft profile image
Find the bug during upload the video
Check the video link
Find the bug during upload the videoCheck the video link https://we.tl/t-Hn5JXj2EDQ Read More
Sharepoint site navigation | page dublication problem..
Whenever I remove a title or page from the navigation bar it reappears there. Sometimes duplicated many times.
There is nothing special on audit logs so no other is not editing the page.
Page is normal sharepoint site template.
It seems to be some bug and it is very annoying. Has anyone encountered the same or found a solution to this?
Whenever I remove a title or page from the navigation bar it reappears there. Sometimes duplicated many times.There is nothing special on audit logs so no other is not editing the page.Page is normal sharepoint site template.It seems to be some bug and it is very annoying. Has anyone encountered the same or found a solution to this? Read More
How You Can Use Stripe in Unsupported Country (If You Have PC Product)
A lot are sick of being left out by Stripe’s country restrictions.
Look, I get it. You’re an ambitious entrepreneur, influencer, affiliate marketer or freelancer ready to take on the world. But Stripe’s country restrictions feel like a kick in the gut, leaving you stuck with local payment processors and their limited foreign currencies. The question “use stripe in unsupported country” has been trending.
I’ve been there myself. About 3 years ago, I had this thriving website poised to rake in huge revenues globally. But Stripe’s country blockade meant I couldn’t fully tap into that potential. It was beyond frustrating. Another one is people using Microsoft Booking, they would want to collect payment for their bookings and other stuff, but they couldn’t use Stripe. So I found this topic to be discussed here.
How & When I Discovered Using Stripe from Unsupported
Note: There’s nothing like “Stripe Unsupported Countries”. Stripe supports any country and allows their services to be used in any country and to be used by merchants from any country. I know this is shocking and sounds strange.
I spent a month going down the research rabbit hole, digging into Stripe’s legal and technical resources. I knew there had to be a way around those suffocating restrictions without jumping through hoops like setting up an LLC or providing an SSN.
After exhaustive trial and error, I finally cracked the code. And let me tell you, seeing that the first successful Stripe payment hit my account was pure bliss.
You can get the solution from this source.
For the past 3 years, I’ve been freely using my Stripe account daily to receive payments globally – no questions asked.
Here’s What the Stripe eSecret Unlocks For You:
:key: No More Wasting $500+ on LLC Fees & Paperwork: You read that right. Say goodbye to spending an arm and a leg just to check the boxes for a Stripe account. My system circumvents all those requirements.
:white_heavy_check_mark: Secure Stripe Account Verification: It will guide you through the steps to verify and grant your Stripe account for legitimate transactions and withdrawals.
:money_bag: Unlimited Global Payment Processing: Never miss out on another sale from international customers. With Stripe, you can receive payments from anyone, anywhere.
Question of the Mind
Still sceptical? I get it. However, over 50 well-known online figures have quietly used this very same solution (the eSecret Stripe Solution) to their benefit. And across Africa, Asia and beyond, a 95% success rate for everyone who trusted the process.
Honestly, seeing the payment proof and knowing I’m legitimately helping people worldwide access Stripe is incredibly rewarding.
Here’s is screenshot from one of their beneficiaries
Here’s the deal: Reach out to me today, and I’ll share real-time video proof of my own Stripe payments rolling in. I’m an open book because this solution just works.
Don’t let Stripe’s restrictions block your income growth anymore. Now, with your Microsoft Booking services, you’ll use Stripe.
You either get this through me or through the direct source I got it.
Stop playing by outdated rules and get the ultimate paygate to the world.
It’s left for you, I think people would find this helpful
Bye, have a nice day!
A lot are sick of being left out by Stripe’s country restrictions. Look, I get it. You’re an ambitious entrepreneur, influencer, affiliate marketer or freelancer ready to take on the world. But Stripe’s country restrictions feel like a kick in the gut, leaving you stuck with local payment processors and their limited foreign currencies. The question “use stripe in unsupported country” has been trending. I’ve been there myself. About 3 years ago, I had this thriving website poised to rake in huge revenues globally. But Stripe’s country blockade meant I couldn’t fully tap into that potential. It was beyond frustrating. Another one is people using Microsoft Booking, they would want to collect payment for their bookings and other stuff, but they couldn’t use Stripe. So I found this topic to be discussed here.How & When I Discovered Using Stripe from Unsupported Note: There’s nothing like “Stripe Unsupported Countries”. Stripe supports any country and allows their services to be used in any country and to be used by merchants from any country. I know this is shocking and sounds strange. I spent a month going down the research rabbit hole, digging into Stripe’s legal and technical resources. I knew there had to be a way around those suffocating restrictions without jumping through hoops like setting up an LLC or providing an SSN. After exhaustive trial and error, I finally cracked the code. And let me tell you, seeing that the first successful Stripe payment hit my account was pure bliss. You can get the solution from this source. For the past 3 years, I’ve been freely using my Stripe account daily to receive payments globally – no questions asked.Here’s What the Stripe eSecret Unlocks For You: :key: No More Wasting $500+ on LLC Fees & Paperwork: You read that right. Say goodbye to spending an arm and a leg just to check the boxes for a Stripe account. My system circumvents all those requirements. :white_heavy_check_mark: Secure Stripe Account Verification: It will guide you through the steps to verify and grant your Stripe account for legitimate transactions and withdrawals. :money_bag: Unlimited Global Payment Processing: Never miss out on another sale from international customers. With Stripe, you can receive payments from anyone, anywhere.Question of the Mind Still sceptical? I get it. However, over 50 well-known online figures have quietly used this very same solution (the eSecret Stripe Solution) to their benefit. And across Africa, Asia and beyond, a 95% success rate for everyone who trusted the process. Honestly, seeing the payment proof and knowing I’m legitimately helping people worldwide access Stripe is incredibly rewarding. Here’s is screenshot from one of their beneficiariesShot from the source. Here’s the deal: Reach out to me today, and I’ll share real-time video proof of my own Stripe payments rolling in. I’m an open book because this solution just works. Don’t let Stripe’s restrictions block your income growth anymore. Now, with your Microsoft Booking services, you’ll use Stripe. You either get this through me or through the direct source I got it. Stop playing by outdated rules and get the ultimate paygate to the world. It’s left for you, I think people would find this helpful Bye, have a nice day! Read More
Issues while trying to build a graph connector to Azure SQL in M365 copilot
Dear All,
I tried to create a Graph Connector to Azure SQL. I wanted to ingest data from Azure SQL and ask questions about it within Copilot for Microsoft 365.
The graph connector was created in this Microsoft 365 Admin Centre within the ‘Data sources’ section in ‘Search and Intelligence’ menu: https://admin.microsoft.com/#/homepage
The Microsoft documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/connecting-external-content-experiences#copilot-for-microsoft-365) screenshot below states that in order for the information to surface in Copilot for Microsoft 365, the fields “title,” “url,” and “iconUrl” need to be filled out during the configuration process. However, during the configuration process, I noticed that the ‘iconUrl’ field is greyed out. Hence, I am not able surface data from Azure SQL in Copilot for Microsoft 365.
On the other hand, Microsoft Search and Sharepoint both displayed the Azure SQL data as I proceeded to configure the connector anyway.
Is there any workaround for this? Are there any alternative approaches that I can take to surface the data in Copilot chat? Would appreciate any help regarding the same.
Dear All,I tried to create a Graph Connector to Azure SQL. I wanted to ingest data from Azure SQL and ask questions about it within Copilot for Microsoft 365. The graph connector was created in this Microsoft 365 Admin Centre within the ‘Data sources’ section in ‘Search and Intelligence’ menu: https://admin.microsoft.com/#/homepageThe Microsoft documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/connecting-external-content-experiences#copilot-for-microsoft-365) screenshot below states that in order for the information to surface in Copilot for Microsoft 365, the fields “title,” “url,” and “iconUrl” need to be filled out during the configuration process. However, during the configuration process, I noticed that the ‘iconUrl’ field is greyed out. Hence, I am not able surface data from Azure SQL in Copilot for Microsoft 365. On the other hand, Microsoft Search and Sharepoint both displayed the Azure SQL data as I proceeded to configure the connector anyway.Is there any workaround for this? Are there any alternative approaches that I can take to surface the data in Copilot chat? Would appreciate any help regarding the same. Read More
How to fix QuickBooks crashes when opening payroll after update?
Troubleshooting Solutions : QuickBooks crashes when opening payroll
Check for Updates: Ensure that your QuickBooks software is up to date. Sometimes, outdated versions can lead to compatibility issues, resulting in crashes when accessing certain features like payroll. Go to the Help menu and select “Update QuickBooks” to download and install any available updates.
Run QuickBooks Repair Tool: QuickBooks comes with a built-in diagnostic tool called QuickBooks File Doctor. This tool can help identify and repair issues within the software that may be causing crashes. Run the tool and follow the on-screen instructions to scan for and fix any errors.
Verify Payroll Subscription: Make sure that your payroll subscription is active and up to date. If there are any issues with your subscription or payment method, it could lead to crashes when trying to access payroll features. Log in to your Intuit account and verify the status of your subscription.
Disable Compatibility Mode: Sometimes, QuickBooks may be running in compatibility mode, which can cause conflicts with certain features and result in crashes. Right-click on the QuickBooks shortcut icon, select “Properties,” navigate to the Compatibility tab, and ensure that the compatibility mode option is unchecked.
Check System Requirements: Ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements to run QuickBooks smoothly. Insufficient system resources or outdated hardware can contribute to crashes and performance issues. Refer to the QuickBooks system requirements documentation and upgrade your hardware if necessary.
Recreate Payroll Preferences: Corrupted payroll preferences can sometimes cause QuickBooks to crash when accessing payroll. To resolve this, you can try recreating your payroll preferences by going to the Edit menu, selecting Preferences, and then navigating to Payroll & Employees. Click on the Company Preferences tab and recreate your preferences.
Repair QuickBooks Installation: If none of the above solutions resolve the issue, it may be necessary to repair your QuickBooks installation. First, uninstall QuickBooks from your computer and then reinstall it using the installation files or disk. During the installation process, choose the option to repair the installation.
Contact QuickBooks Support: If you’ve tried all the troubleshooting steps and are still experiencing crashes when opening payroll, it may be time to contact QuickBooks customer support for further assistance. They can provide personalized support and guidance to help resolve the issue.
By following these troubleshooting solutions, you should be able to diagnose and resolve the issue of QuickBooks crashes when opening payroll. Remember to regularly backup your QuickBooks data to prevent any loss of important information during the troubleshooting process.
Troubleshooting Solutions : QuickBooks crashes when opening payroll Check for Updates: Ensure that your QuickBooks software is up to date. Sometimes, outdated versions can lead to compatibility issues, resulting in crashes when accessing certain features like payroll. Go to the Help menu and select “Update QuickBooks” to download and install any available updates.Run QuickBooks Repair Tool: QuickBooks comes with a built-in diagnostic tool called QuickBooks File Doctor. This tool can help identify and repair issues within the software that may be causing crashes. Run the tool and follow the on-screen instructions to scan for and fix any errors.Verify Payroll Subscription: Make sure that your payroll subscription is active and up to date. If there are any issues with your subscription or payment method, it could lead to crashes when trying to access payroll features. Log in to your Intuit account and verify the status of your subscription.Disable Compatibility Mode: Sometimes, QuickBooks may be running in compatibility mode, which can cause conflicts with certain features and result in crashes. Right-click on the QuickBooks shortcut icon, select “Properties,” navigate to the Compatibility tab, and ensure that the compatibility mode option is unchecked.Check System Requirements: Ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements to run QuickBooks smoothly. Insufficient system resources or outdated hardware can contribute to crashes and performance issues. Refer to the QuickBooks system requirements documentation and upgrade your hardware if necessary.Recreate Payroll Preferences: Corrupted payroll preferences can sometimes cause QuickBooks to crash when accessing payroll. To resolve this, you can try recreating your payroll preferences by going to the Edit menu, selecting Preferences, and then navigating to Payroll & Employees. Click on the Company Preferences tab and recreate your preferences.Repair QuickBooks Installation: If none of the above solutions resolve the issue, it may be necessary to repair your QuickBooks installation. First, uninstall QuickBooks from your computer and then reinstall it using the installation files or disk. During the installation process, choose the option to repair the installation.Contact QuickBooks Support: If you’ve tried all the troubleshooting steps and are still experiencing crashes when opening payroll, it may be time to contact QuickBooks customer support for further assistance. They can provide personalized support and guidance to help resolve the issue.By following these troubleshooting solutions, you should be able to diagnose and resolve the issue of QuickBooks crashes when opening payroll. Remember to regularly backup your QuickBooks data to prevent any loss of important information during the troubleshooting process. Read More
Assistance with Microsoft product licenses for a client in the USA
Millennium Info Tech Inc, a Certified Microsoft Gold Partner, requires assistance in providing a quote for Microsoft product licenses to a client in the USA. Could someone offer advice or recommend resources to aid in this process?
Additionally, we are actively seeking to partner with similar companies for mutual growth and collaboration. Thank you in advance.
Millennium Info Tech Inc, a Certified Microsoft Gold Partner, requires assistance in providing a quote for Microsoft product licenses to a client in the USA. Could someone offer advice or recommend resources to aid in this process?Additionally, we are actively seeking to partner with similar companies for mutual growth and collaboration. Thank you in advance. Read More
How to fix QuickBooks crashing when switching company file Window 10?
Troubleshooting Solutions : QuickBooks crashing when switching company file
When QuickBooks crashing when switching company file, it can be frustrating and disruptive. However, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to address this issue and get your workflow back on track.
1. Update QuickBooks: Ensure that your QuickBooks software is up to date with the latest patches and updates. Intuit frequently releases updates to address bugs and improve stability. Go to the Help menu in QuickBooks and select “Update QuickBooks Desktop” to download and install any available updates.
2. Check System Requirements: Make sure your computer meets the minimum system requirements to run QuickBooks smoothly. Check the Intuit website for the system requirements specific to your version of QuickBooks Desktop. Inadequate system resources can cause crashes and other performance issues.
3. Verify Company File Integrity: Corrupted company files can lead to crashes in QuickBooks. Run the Verify Data utility to check for data integrity issues within your company files. To do this, go to the File menu, select Utilities, and then Verify Data. Follow the prompts to scan and repair any detected issues.
4. Reboot Your Computer: Sometimes, a simple reboot can resolve software glitches and temporary issues that cause QuickBooks to crash. Close all programs, save your work, and restart your computer. After rebooting, try opening QuickBooks and switching between company files again to see if the problem persists.
5. Use the QuickBooks File Doctor: Intuit provides a free tool called the QuickBooks File Doctor, which can diagnose and repair common company file issues. Download and install the QuickBooks Tool Hub from the Intuit website, then open it and select the Company File Issues tab to run the File Doctor tool.
6. Disable Add-ons and Extensions: Third-party add-ons and extensions can sometimes conflict with QuickBooks and cause it to crash. Temporarily disable any add-ons or extensions you have installed and see if the issue resolves. If QuickBooks stops crashing, gradually re-enable each add-on until you identify the one causing the problem.
7. Create a New Windows User: Create a new Windows user account and try running QuickBooks from that account. This can help determine if the issue is related to your user profile. If QuickBooks functions properly in the new user account, you may need to troubleshoot or recreate your original user profile.
8. Contact QuickBooks Support: If the issue persists after trying the above steps, contact QuickBooks support for further assistance. Intuit’s support team can provide additional troubleshooting guidance and help resolve more complex issues that may be causing QuickBooks to crash when switching company files.
By following these troubleshooting solutions, you should be able to diagnose and resolve the issue of QuickBooks crashing when switching company file. Remember to save your work frequently to minimize the risk of data loss in case of unexpected crashes.
Troubleshooting Solutions : QuickBooks crashing when switching company fileWhen QuickBooks crashing when switching company file, it can be frustrating and disruptive. However, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to address this issue and get your workflow back on track.1. Update QuickBooks: Ensure that your QuickBooks software is up to date with the latest patches and updates. Intuit frequently releases updates to address bugs and improve stability. Go to the Help menu in QuickBooks and select “Update QuickBooks Desktop” to download and install any available updates.2. Check System Requirements: Make sure your computer meets the minimum system requirements to run QuickBooks smoothly. Check the Intuit website for the system requirements specific to your version of QuickBooks Desktop. Inadequate system resources can cause crashes and other performance issues.3. Verify Company File Integrity: Corrupted company files can lead to crashes in QuickBooks. Run the Verify Data utility to check for data integrity issues within your company files. To do this, go to the File menu, select Utilities, and then Verify Data. Follow the prompts to scan and repair any detected issues.4. Reboot Your Computer: Sometimes, a simple reboot can resolve software glitches and temporary issues that cause QuickBooks to crash. Close all programs, save your work, and restart your computer. After rebooting, try opening QuickBooks and switching between company files again to see if the problem persists.5. Use the QuickBooks File Doctor: Intuit provides a free tool called the QuickBooks File Doctor, which can diagnose and repair common company file issues. Download and install the QuickBooks Tool Hub from the Intuit website, then open it and select the Company File Issues tab to run the File Doctor tool.6. Disable Add-ons and Extensions: Third-party add-ons and extensions can sometimes conflict with QuickBooks and cause it to crash. Temporarily disable any add-ons or extensions you have installed and see if the issue resolves. If QuickBooks stops crashing, gradually re-enable each add-on until you identify the one causing the problem.7. Create a New Windows User: Create a new Windows user account and try running QuickBooks from that account. This can help determine if the issue is related to your user profile. If QuickBooks functions properly in the new user account, you may need to troubleshoot or recreate your original user profile.8. Contact QuickBooks Support: If the issue persists after trying the above steps, contact QuickBooks support for further assistance. Intuit’s support team can provide additional troubleshooting guidance and help resolve more complex issues that may be causing QuickBooks to crash when switching company files.By following these troubleshooting solutions, you should be able to diagnose and resolve the issue of QuickBooks crashing when switching company file. Remember to save your work frequently to minimize the risk of data loss in case of unexpected crashes. Read More
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