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C: Users Documents folder empty
Greetings,
I have encountered an unexpected issue and require assistance in resolving it.
Upon exploring my User folder located on the desktop (accessed through Desktop Icons), I noticed that the Documents folder contains various items.
Interestingly, when I navigate to the Documents folder using Quick Actions in a file explorer window, I also find items stored within.
However, when I access This PC > C: > Users > MyUsername > Documents through a file explorer window, the folder appears to be empty.
Could you kindly provide guidance on how to address this discrepancy?
Greetings, I have encountered an unexpected issue and require assistance in resolving it. Upon exploring my User folder located on the desktop (accessed through Desktop Icons), I noticed that the Documents folder contains various items.Interestingly, when I navigate to the Documents folder using Quick Actions in a file explorer window, I also find items stored within.However, when I access This PC > C: > Users > MyUsername > Documents through a file explorer window, the folder appears to be empty. Could you kindly provide guidance on how to address this discrepancy? Read More
New Recovery Tool to help with CrowdStrike issue impacting Windows endpoints
As a follow-up to the CrowdStrike Falcon agent issue impacting Windows clients and servers, we have released a USB tool to help IT Admins expedite the repair process. The signed Microsoft Recovery Tool can be found in the Microsoft Download Center: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2280386. The steps to use the tool are detailed below.
Prerequisites
A Windows 64-bit client with at least 8GB of free space from which the tool can be run to create the bootable USB drive.
Administrative privileges on the Windows client from prerequisite #1.
USB drive with (1GB). All existing data on this USB will be wiped.
BitLocker recovery key for each BitLocker-enabled impacted device on which the generated USB device will be used.
Instructions
To generate the USB repair solution, from the 64-bit Windows client in prerequisite #1 above, execute the following steps:
Download the signed Microsoft Recovery Tool from the Microsoft Download Center.
Extract the PowerShell script from the downloaded solution.
Run MsftRecoveryToolForCS.ps1 from an elevated PowerShell prompt.
ADK download and install will start, may take several minutes to complete.
You will be prompted to optionally select a driver directory for image import. We recommend you select “N” to skip this step. Some devices may need specific keyboard and/or mass storage drivers, however “N” is sufficient for most devices. NOTE: The tool will import any SYS and INI recursively under the specified directory.
Insert the USB drive when prompted and provide the drive letter.
Once the USB creation is complete, remove the USB from the Windows client.
To repair an impacted device using the BitLocker recovery key from prerequisite #4 above:
Insert the USB key into an impacted device.
Reboot the device.
During restart, press F12 (or follow manufacturer-specific instructions for booting to BIOS).
From the BIOS boot menu, choose Boot from USB and continue.
The tool will run.
If BitLocker is enabled, the user will be prompted for the BitLocker recovery key. Include the dashes in for the BitLocker recovery key when entering. The recovery key options are provided here.
The tool will run the issue-remediation scripts as recommended by CrowdStrike.
Once complete, reboot the device normally.
For more information on the issue impacting Windows clients and servers running the CrowdStrike Falcon agent, please see:
A wide variety of Windows information is available at aka.ms/WRH
Recovery steps are available here
For Windows Virtual Machines running on Azure follow the mitigation steps in Azure status
Additional details from CrowdStrike are available here: Statement on Falcon Content Update for Windows Hosts – CrowdStrike Blog
Please note this tool does not use Microsoft Intune, but we’re sharing as a Support tip to help customers. Let us know if you have any questions by replying to this post or reaching out to @IntuneSuppTeam on X. We’ll continue to provide updates to this post as needed.
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Unable to directly reply to an email
When I write a Reply to an email and Send the reply, the message goes into Drafts and does not send. I can open Drafts and select the reply, but it still will not send.
There is no problem sending a new email message. Only a Reply message will not send.
When I write a Reply to an email and Send the reply, the message goes into Drafts and does not send. I can open Drafts and select the reply, but it still will not send. There is no problem sending a new email message. Only a Reply message will not send. Read More
Help with excel formulas
Good evening,
I am trying to create a holiday tracker to track my colleagues holiday allowance.
So my plan is the following.
Cell A1 hours Used
Cell B1 hours remaining
Cell C1 Annual holiday Allowance
So now let say the holiday allowance is 265. John Smith booked 10 hours so that 10 hours will be deducted from the 265 which would be 255. This part is easy enough just by doing
=SUM(A1-C1)
But the problem I have got is if John Smith booked a 5-hour holiday a few weeks later, and you updated the cell “Hours Used” from 10 hours to 5 hours, the total would be then 260. But realistically, it should be 250 instead due to previous holiday . So my question is how would I go about doing this. Any help or advice would be highly appreciated.
Thank you
Good evening,I am trying to create a holiday tracker to track my colleagues holiday allowance.So my plan is the following.Cell A1 hours UsedCell B1 hours remainingCell C1 Annual holiday AllowanceSo now let say the holiday allowance is 265. John Smith booked 10 hours so that 10 hours will be deducted from the 265 which would be 255. This part is easy enough just by doing=SUM(A1-C1)But the problem I have got is if John Smith booked a 5-hour holiday a few weeks later, and you updated the cell “Hours Used” from 10 hours to 5 hours, the total would be then 260. But realistically, it should be 250 instead due to previous holiday . So my question is how would I go about doing this. Any help or advice would be highly appreciated.Thank you Read More
How to maintain a fixed range when cell is added
=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58)
The above formula works perfectly fine
However, each week an additional cell needs to be inserted in J10:J58
This causes the formula to return an error
For example:
J34 is moved down one cell by performing the step Insert/Shift Cell Down.
By doing this my original formula changes from:
=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58)
to:
=SUM(J10:J59+G10:G58)
To fix it I manually change it back to
=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58)
How can I prevent J58 changing to J59 when a cell is inserted into the range.
=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58) The above formula works perfectly fine However, each week an additional cell needs to be inserted in J10:J58 This causes the formula to return an error For example: J34 is moved down one cell by performing the step Insert/Shift Cell Down. By doing this my original formula changes from:=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58)to:=SUM(J10:J59+G10:G58) To fix it I manually change it back to=SUM(J10:J58+G10:G58) How can I prevent J58 changing to J59 when a cell is inserted into the range. Read More
TOC RD generating page 1 instead of correct page numbers
I am using Word Version 2407 (Build 17830.20084) with Office 365 Apps for Business. For years, we have created TOCs pulling from multiple files using the TOC RD field. However, now instead of the correct page numbers, it shows 1 (or occasionally the first page number of one of the files). This first started on someone else’s machine and until now, I was able to successfully generate a correct TOC for them. This is happening with multiple documents. We’ve tried manipulating the page number and TOC fields, safe mode, replacing normal.dotm, and repairing the Office install. Note that the TOC works just fine on an individual document (i.e., when not using RD). Any ideas?
I am using Word Version 2407 (Build 17830.20084) with Office 365 Apps for Business. For years, we have created TOCs pulling from multiple files using the TOC RD field. However, now instead of the correct page numbers, it shows 1 (or occasionally the first page number of one of the files). This first started on someone else’s machine and until now, I was able to successfully generate a correct TOC for them. This is happening with multiple documents. We’ve tried manipulating the page number and TOC fields, safe mode, replacing normal.dotm, and repairing the Office install. Note that the TOC works just fine on an individual document (i.e., when not using RD). Any ideas? Read More
Can I restore a file from an over written partition?
I recently had to restore a backed-up system partition, which unfortunately resulted in the overwriting of all data on my C drive. As a result, I ended up losing certain files that were stored in my AppData/Local/Kemper Amps folder prior to the restore. Despite trying multiple recovery programs, I have been unsuccessful in recovering those specific files.
Do you have any suggestions or solutions that do not involve the common advice of backing up files in advance? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I recently had to restore a backed-up system partition, which unfortunately resulted in the overwriting of all data on my C drive. As a result, I ended up losing certain files that were stored in my AppData/Local/Kemper Amps folder prior to the restore. Despite trying multiple recovery programs, I have been unsuccessful in recovering those specific files. Do you have any suggestions or solutions that do not involve the common advice of backing up files in advance? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Read More
Change cell between 2 colours based on upcoming date 2+ years in advance
Hi there,
I’ve got a project on at the minute, where I need to have cells containing dates change between colours under 2 conditions. (Technically 3 but I’ve already sorted the last one out.)
The dates are split into 2 columns, one for the date the source is deleted, and the other is when the source document should be downloaded by. The source deletion date is 6 years after the source date, and the source download by date is 2 years prior to the deletion date.
My requirements are as follows:
Orange
When the source deletion date is within 4 years and 25 days of today’s date.When the source download date is within 2 years and 25 days of today’s date.
Red
When the source deletion date is within 4 years of today’s date.When the source download date is within 2 years of today’s date.
Basically, I want a 25 day window where both cells in D and E go from white to orange – showing it needs to be tasked, and then orange to red – showing that the 25 day window has passed.
See example below:
I’ve spent a good time trying to work out the cell formatting for this, and just can’t get it to work. Either it stays orange, or doesn’t pick it up at all when I test it with different dates.
Any help would be appreciated, and step-by-step would also help as I’m still new to this type of Excel.
P.S. In my actual sheet, I’ve got a formula in the D and E columns to pick up the date in C, and add 6 years and 4 years respectively.
I’ve also already got a rule for the green colour whereby if “Yes” is noted in G column, then it will mark all dates as green (completed) regardless of today’s date.
Hi there, I’ve got a project on at the minute, where I need to have cells containing dates change between colours under 2 conditions. (Technically 3 but I’ve already sorted the last one out.) The dates are split into 2 columns, one for the date the source is deleted, and the other is when the source document should be downloaded by. The source deletion date is 6 years after the source date, and the source download by date is 2 years prior to the deletion date. My requirements are as follows:OrangeWhen the source deletion date is within 4 years and 25 days of today’s date.When the source download date is within 2 years and 25 days of today’s date.RedWhen the source deletion date is within 4 years of today’s date.When the source download date is within 2 years of today’s date.Basically, I want a 25 day window where both cells in D and E go from white to orange – showing it needs to be tasked, and then orange to red – showing that the 25 day window has passed. See example below: I’ve spent a good time trying to work out the cell formatting for this, and just can’t get it to work. Either it stays orange, or doesn’t pick it up at all when I test it with different dates. Any help would be appreciated, and step-by-step would also help as I’m still new to this type of Excel. P.S. In my actual sheet, I’ve got a formula in the D and E columns to pick up the date in C, and add 6 years and 4 years respectively.I’ve also already got a rule for the green colour whereby if “Yes” is noted in G column, then it will mark all dates as green (completed) regardless of today’s date. Read More
System Making Shortcuts | Desktop
I am experiencing a perplexing issue with my Windows 11 computer – it keeps re-adding shortcuts to the desktop for programs that were originally installed over a year ago, despite me having deleted them previously. It’s as if these shortcuts are reappearing out of nowhere, almost like a haunting presence. Interestingly, I do not have OneDrive installed on the system.
Windows Build/Version: V23H2 (OS Build 22631.3880)
I am experiencing a perplexing issue with my Windows 11 computer – it keeps re-adding shortcuts to the desktop for programs that were originally installed over a year ago, despite me having deleted them previously. It’s as if these shortcuts are reappearing out of nowhere, almost like a haunting presence. Interestingly, I do not have OneDrive installed on the system. Windows Build/Version: V23H2 (OS Build 22631.3880) Read More
The Importance of Validation HostPools in AVD Deployments: Lessons from the CrowdStrike Global Issue
In the rapidly evolving world of IT, ensuring the stability and reliability of virtual desktop environments is crucial. Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) deployments offer a flexible and scalable solution for organizations, but with this flexibility comes the need for rigorous testing and validation. This article explores the importance of validation host pools in AVD deployments, particularly for testing updates before pushing them to production, and draws parallels to the recent global issue caused by CrowdStrike.
The Role of Validation Host Pools in AVD are a critical component in the deployment and maintenance of AVD environments. These pools allow organizations to test updates and changes in a controlled environment before they are applied to the production environment. This process helps in identifying potential issues that could disrupt user experience or cause downtime.
Key Benefits of Validation Host Pools:
Early Detection of Issues: By testing updates in a validation host pool, IT teams can identify and resolve issues before they impact the production environment.
Minimized Downtime: Validation helps in ensuring that updates do not introduce errors that could lead to downtime, thus maintaining business continuity.
Improved User Experience: Regular testing in a validation environment ensures that end-users experience fewer disruptions and maintain productivity.
The CrowdStrike Global Issue: A Case Study:
Recently, a faulty software update from CrowdStrike led to a massive global outage, affecting millions of Windows computers. This incident underscores the importance of thorough testing and validation before deploying updates to production environments.
What Happened:
A software update for CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor caused Windows computers to crash, leading to widespread disruptions across various sectors, including airlines, banks, and emergency services.
The issue was traced back to a logic error in the update, which was not detected before the update was pushed to production.
Lessons Learned:
Critical Need for Validation: The CrowdStrike incident highlights the necessity of having robust validation processes in place. If the update had been thoroughly tested in a validation environment, the issue could have been identified and rectified before causing widespread disruption.
Continuous Monitoring: Even after deploying updates, continuous monitoring in a validation environment can help in quickly identifying and mitigating any unforeseen issues.
To implement Validation Host Pools in AVD, follow these steps:
Create a Host Pool: Use the Azure portal, PowerShell, or Azure CLI to create a new host pool or configure an existing one as a validation environment.
Define the Validation Environment: In the Azure portal, select the host pool, go to properties, and enable the validation environment setting.
Regular Testing: Ensure that the validation host pool is used regularly for testing updates and changes. This should mimic the production environment as closely as possible.
The recent CrowdStrike global issue serves as a stark reminder of the importance of validation host pools in AVD deployments. By implementing and maintaining a robust validation environment, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of disruptions and ensure a seamless user experience. As the IT landscape continues to evolve, the role of validation host pools will only become more critical in maintaining the stability and reliability of virtual desktop environments.
In the rapidly evolving world of IT, ensuring the stability and reliability of virtual desktop environments is crucial. Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) deployments offer a flexible and scalable solution for organizations, but with this flexibility comes the need for rigorous testing and validation. This article explores the importance of validation host pools in AVD deployments, particularly for testing updates before pushing them to production, and draws parallels to the recent global issue caused by CrowdStrike.
The Role of Validation Host Pools in AVD are a critical component in the deployment and maintenance of AVD environments. These pools allow organizations to test updates and changes in a controlled environment before they are applied to the production environment. This process helps in identifying potential issues that could disrupt user experience or cause downtime.
Key Benefits of Validation Host Pools:
Early Detection of Issues: By testing updates in a validation host pool, IT teams can identify and resolve issues before they impact the production environment.
Minimized Downtime: Validation helps in ensuring that updates do not introduce errors that could lead to downtime, thus maintaining business continuity.
Improved User Experience: Regular testing in a validation environment ensures that end-users experience fewer disruptions and maintain productivity.
The CrowdStrike Global Issue: A Case Study:
Recently, a faulty software update from CrowdStrike led to a massive global outage, affecting millions of Windows computers. This incident underscores the importance of thorough testing and validation before deploying updates to production environments.
What Happened:
A software update for CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor caused Windows computers to crash, leading to widespread disruptions across various sectors, including airlines, banks, and emergency services.
The issue was traced back to a logic error in the update, which was not detected before the update was pushed to production.
Lessons Learned:
Critical Need for Validation: The CrowdStrike incident highlights the necessity of having robust validation processes in place. If the update had been thoroughly tested in a validation environment, the issue could have been identified and rectified before causing widespread disruption.
Continuous Monitoring: Even after deploying updates, continuous monitoring in a validation environment can help in quickly identifying and mitigating any unforeseen issues.
To implement Validation Host Pools in AVD, follow these steps:
Create a Host Pool: Use the Azure portal, PowerShell, or Azure CLI to create a new host pool or configure an existing one as a validation environment.
Define the Validation Environment: In the Azure portal, select the host pool, go to properties, and enable the validation environment setting.
Regular Testing: Ensure that the validation host pool is used regularly for testing updates and changes. This should mimic the production environment as closely as possible.
The recent CrowdStrike global issue serves as a stark reminder of the importance of validation host pools in AVD deployments. By implementing and maintaining a robust validation environment, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of disruptions and ensure a seamless user experience. As the IT landscape continues to evolve, the role of validation host pools will only become more critical in maintaining the stability and reliability of virtual desktop environments. Read More
How to Import Gmail Contacts into Outlook?
I’ve been struggling for a long time to synchronize my Outlook contacts with my Gmail contacts, and I’m looking for a solution to import Gmail contacts into Outlook while avoiding duplicates. Is there a method that allows for seamless integration without having to delete all existing Outlook contacts before importing from Gmail? Furthermore, the limitation of being able to delete only 10 Outlook contacts at a time seems to hinder the process. Is there a workaround to streamline this tedious task and achieve efficient contact management between the two platforms?
I’ve been struggling for a long time to synchronize my Outlook contacts with my Gmail contacts, and I’m looking for a solution to import Gmail contacts into Outlook while avoiding duplicates. Is there a method that allows for seamless integration without having to delete all existing Outlook contacts before importing from Gmail? Furthermore, the limitation of being able to delete only 10 Outlook contacts at a time seems to hinder the process. Is there a workaround to streamline this tedious task and achieve efficient contact management between the two platforms? Read More
Can I see how much my IGPU is being used vs dedicated?
Hello, I’m interested in monitoring the utilization of my integrated graphics processor (IGPU) in comparison to dedicated graphics. I’m in the market for a new laptop and want to assess if I truly need dedicated graphics based on my usage patterns. Is there a tool available to track historical usage or is monitoring limited to real-time data only? Any assistance on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hello, I’m interested in monitoring the utilization of my integrated graphics processor (IGPU) in comparison to dedicated graphics. I’m in the market for a new laptop and want to assess if I truly need dedicated graphics based on my usage patterns. Is there a tool available to track historical usage or is monitoring limited to real-time data only? Any assistance on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Read More
How to click on hyperlink inside email message?
How to click on hyperlink inside email message (Outlook 2007 and above).
Do you have video or tutorial?
use the module of you email service and « Watch emails » (Outlook 2007 and above, …)Use a Webhook → Mailhook and configure a redirection in your email tool to redirect to that new mail hook address
How to click on hyperlink inside email message (Outlook 2007 and above).Do you have video or tutorial?use the module of you email service and « Watch emails » (Outlook 2007 and above, …)Use a Webhook → Mailhook and configure a redirection in your email tool to redirect to that new mail hook address Read More
Helping our customers through the CrowdStrike outage
On July 18, CrowdStrike, an independent cybersecurity company, released a software update that began impacting IT systems globally. Although this was not a Microsoft incident, given it impacts our ecosystem, we want to provide an update on the steps we’ve taken with CrowdStrike and others to remediate and support our customers.
Since this event began, we’ve maintained ongoing communication with our customers, CrowdStrike and external developers to collect information and expedite solutions. We recognize the disruption this problem has caused for businesses and in the daily routines of many individuals. Our focus is providing customers with technical guidance and support to safely bring disrupted systems back online. Steps taken have included:
Engaging with CrowdStrike to automate their work on developing a solution. CrowdStrike has recommended a workaround to address this issue and has also issued a public statement. Instructions to remedy the situation on Windows endpoints were posted on the Windows Message Center.
Deploying hundreds of Microsoft engineers and experts to work directly with customers to restore services.
Collaborating with other cloud providers and stakeholders, including Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon Web Services (AWS), to share awareness on the state of impact we are each seeing across the industry and inform ongoing conversations with CrowdStrike and customers.
Quickly posting manual remediation documentation and scripts found here.
Keeping customers informed of the latest status on the incident through the Azure Status Dashboard here.
We’re working around the clock and providing ongoing updates and support. Additionally, CrowdStrike has helped us develop a scalable solution that will help Microsoft’s Azure infrastructure accelerate a fix for CrowdStrike’s faulty update. We have also worked with both AWS and GCP to collaborate on the most effective approaches.
While software updates may occasionally cause disturbances, significant incidents like the CrowdStrike event are infrequent. We currently estimate that CrowdStrike’s update affected 8.5 million Windows devices, or less than one percent of all Windows machines. While the percentage was small, the broad economic and societal impacts reflect the use of CrowdStrike by enterprises that run many critical services.
This incident demonstrates the interconnected nature of our broad ecosystem — global cloud providers, software platforms, security vendors and other software vendors, and customers. It’s also a reminder of how important it is for all of us across the tech ecosystem to prioritize operating with safe deployment and disaster recovery using the mechanisms that exist. As we’ve seen over the last two days, we learn, recover and move forward most effectively when we collaborate and work together. We appreciate the cooperation and collaboration of our entire sector, and we will continue to update with learnings and next steps.
The post Helping our customers through the CrowdStrike outage appeared first on The Official Microsoft Blog.
On July 18, CrowdStrike, an independent cybersecurity company, released a software update that began impacting IT systems globally. Although this was not a Microsoft incident, given it impacts our ecosystem, we want to provide an update on the steps we’ve taken with CrowdStrike and others to remediate and support our customers. Since this event began,…
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Keep getting mysterious CRL folder under C:
It appears that the issue might be related to expired certificates. Despite conducting fresh installations of Windows, the problem of a folder containing around 10-15 .crl files persists. Even after deletion, the folder reappears consistently. Concerns about a potential hacking incident or a browser-related complication arise. Unfortunately, seeking assistance from Google has not yielded any helpful information on this matter.
It appears that the issue might be related to expired certificates. Despite conducting fresh installations of Windows, the problem of a folder containing around 10-15 .crl files persists. Even after deletion, the folder reappears consistently. Concerns about a potential hacking incident or a browser-related complication arise. Unfortunately, seeking assistance from Google has not yielded any helpful information on this matter. Read More
Copilot+ PC laptop
This is my updated review of the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge Copilot+ PC. I recently purchased it at a discounted price.
The device is powered by a robust Snapdragon X Elite processor, running at 3.4GHz with 12 cores (X1E-80-100). Initially, it came with Windows Home edition, but I later upgraded it to the Pro build 26100.863.
I found the Samsung Copilot+ PC ARM laptop to be quite demanding in terms of how it functions. During setup, it automatically synced several unwanted folders from my LG Laptop, likely from One Drive, onto the desktop. I had to manually unsync them to tidy up the interface.
After using the device for three weeks, it suddenly stopped working, leaving me with a dreaded “Startup repair couldn’t repair your PC” error message. Despite creating two system image backups, neither of them could be detected by the recovery tool, displaying a frustrating “Windows cannot find a system image on this computer” prompt. Even attempting a factory reset failed multiple times, halting at 35.0% of Applying Image stage with an error stating “failed to install recovery file.”
In my desperate attempt to salvage the situation, I tried installing a different ARM OS, only to encounter issues with the keyboard and mouse freezing during crucial setup stages. Eventually, I decided to seek help at the Samsung store in Glendale, CA. An experienced technician wiped the system and installed Windows 11 along with some additional apps. After a 2+ hour wait, I received the device back with only the essential recovery and system partitions visible, but they appeared to be empty.
I would appreciate hearing about others’ experiences with this device.
This is my updated review of the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge Copilot+ PC. I recently purchased it at a discounted price. The device is powered by a robust Snapdragon X Elite processor, running at 3.4GHz with 12 cores (X1E-80-100). Initially, it came with Windows Home edition, but I later upgraded it to the Pro build 26100.863. I found the Samsung Copilot+ PC ARM laptop to be quite demanding in terms of how it functions. During setup, it automatically synced several unwanted folders from my LG Laptop, likely from One Drive, onto the desktop. I had to manually unsync them to tidy up the interface. After using the device for three weeks, it suddenly stopped working, leaving me with a dreaded “Startup repair couldn’t repair your PC” error message. Despite creating two system image backups, neither of them could be detected by the recovery tool, displaying a frustrating “Windows cannot find a system image on this computer” prompt. Even attempting a factory reset failed multiple times, halting at 35.0% of Applying Image stage with an error stating “failed to install recovery file.” In my desperate attempt to salvage the situation, I tried installing a different ARM OS, only to encounter issues with the keyboard and mouse freezing during crucial setup stages. Eventually, I decided to seek help at the Samsung store in Glendale, CA. An experienced technician wiped the system and installed Windows 11 along with some additional apps. After a 2+ hour wait, I received the device back with only the essential recovery and system partitions visible, but they appeared to be empty. I would appreciate hearing about others’ experiences with this device. Read More
Sharepoint list synch
Hi , I have a list A with column p1,p2,p3 and list B with column q1,q2,p3. When p1=q1 and p2=q2 in such case i want to p3 from list B updated in list A . Kind of like flow trigger only when column match and synch it . Can any one help me on that power automate flow ?
Hi , I have a list A with column p1,p2,p3 and list B with column q1,q2,p3. When p1=q1 and p2=q2 in such case i want to p3 from list B updated in list A . Kind of like flow trigger only when column match and synch it . Can any one help me on that power automate flow ? Read More
Can I How do I remove the MS sign-on on startup?
It sounds like you are experiencing a situation where your computer is set to require a password at startup. You can remove this sign-in requirement by adjusting your computer’s settings. Here’s how you can do it:
Step 1: Click on the Start menu and select Settings (the gear icon).
Step 2: In the Settings window, choose Accounts.
Step 3: Navigate to the Sign-in options on the left sidebar.
Step 4: Under the “Require sign-in” section, select Never from the drop-down menu.
Step 5: Close the Settings window.
By following these steps, you should no longer be prompted to enter a password every time your computer starts up. Now, you should be able to simply press the Enter or Space bar to quickly access your computer without the need for a password.
If you encounter any difficulties or have further questions, feel free to reach out for more assistance.
It sounds like you are experiencing a situation where your computer is set to require a password at startup. You can remove this sign-in requirement by adjusting your computer’s settings. Here’s how you can do it: Step 1: Click on the Start menu and select Settings (the gear icon).Step 2: In the Settings window, choose Accounts.Step 3: Navigate to the Sign-in options on the left sidebar.Step 4: Under the “Require sign-in” section, select Never from the drop-down menu.Step 5: Close the Settings window. By following these steps, you should no longer be prompted to enter a password every time your computer starts up. Now, you should be able to simply press the Enter or Space bar to quickly access your computer without the need for a password. If you encounter any difficulties or have further questions, feel free to reach out for more assistance. Read More
Deploying MAUI Application from Window to Mac
Greetings Everyone,
I am new to MAUI Development! So is there anyone knows how can I Run or Debug my project in window to MAC.
Greetings Everyone,I am new to MAUI Development! So is there anyone knows how can I Run or Debug my project in window to MAC. Read More