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Outlook APP keeps crashing on my samsung s24 ultra suddenly.
Outlook APP keeps crashing on my samsung s24 ultra suddenly, It was working perfectly fine since I purchased the device months ago.
I have restarted the device several times and don’t see the app reacting. After a few seconds of opening the app, it pops up with “Outlook is NOT responding” Wait or Close the App. Same thing overand over several time of wait. Even after restart I keep getting the same.
Cleared the cache on the app already.
Only thing NOT done is reinstalling the app.
Look forrward for any suggestions please.
Thanks
B
Outlook APP keeps crashing on my samsung s24 ultra suddenly, It was working perfectly fine since I purchased the device months ago.I have restarted the device several times and don’t see the app reacting. After a few seconds of opening the app, it pops up with “Outlook is NOT responding” Wait or Close the App. Same thing overand over several time of wait. Even after restart I keep getting the same.Cleared the cache on the app already. Only thing NOT done is reinstalling the app. Look forrward for any suggestions please. ThanksB Read More
Microsoft Fabric Lake House for Advanced Data Analysis and Automation
Microsoft Fabric is a unified data platform that enhances intelligent decision-making with the Lake House experience and data activator. This platform empowers data scientists to work collaboratively in the same space using different languages like Spark SQL, R, Python, and Scala.
The data activator, a key component of Microsoft Fabric, is a game-changer in intelligent decision-making. It automates activities based on sensor data, triggered by simple commands and machine-learning models. This automation potential is sure to intrigue and excite IT professionals, hinting at the efficiency gains that can be achieved.
With Microsoft Fabric, you can delve into data analysis, create models, and deploy predictive alerts. But what truly inspires is the ability to showcase real-time analytics and machine learning predictions on the dashboard, offering data analysts a window into the potential insights they can uncover.
IT Operations can use fabric data analytics to automatically monitor data quality metrics and kick off remedial processes if those metrics are below target. learn more about Data Activator in Microsoft Fabric and Data science end-to-end scenario.
Helpful resources for understanding your current data and challenges to determine if Fabric is the right fit for an organization The essential guide to Microsoft Fabric for data leaders
Microsoft Fabric is a unified data platform that enhances intelligent decision-making with the Lake House experience and data activator. This platform empowers data scientists to work collaboratively in the same space using different languages like Spark SQL, R, Python, and Scala. The data activator, a key component of Microsoft Fabric, is a game-changer in intelligent decision-making. It automates activities based on sensor data, triggered by simple commands and machine-learning models. This automation potential is sure to intrigue and excite IT professionals, hinting at the efficiency gains that can be achieved.With Microsoft Fabric, you can delve into data analysis, create models, and deploy predictive alerts. But what truly inspires is the ability to showcase real-time analytics and machine learning predictions on the dashboard, offering data analysts a window into the potential insights they can uncover.IT Operations can use fabric data analytics to automatically monitor data quality metrics and kick off remedial processes if those metrics are below target. learn more about Data Activator in Microsoft Fabric and Data science end-to-end scenario. Helpful resources for understanding your current data and challenges to determine if Fabric is the right fit for an organization The essential guide to Microsoft Fabric for data leaders Read More
REGISTER TODAY: Prepare your customers for DORA and NIS2 | June 20 – 27 webinars
Hello Partners,
Are your customers ready for NIS2 and DORA?
Help guide your customers through the complex landscape of EU cybersecurity regulations coming into effect in the next few months. Attend the new partner readiness webinars on NIS2 and DORA, coupled with fresh guidance and customer-ready sales assets on the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
Webinars will run between June 20th and June 27th in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Ideal for any Microsoft partner organization, sales and technical professionals with any level of Microsoft Security expertise.
Find up to date content on Cybersecurity Regulations on our Regulations Partner Training Gallery (includes NIS2, DORA and soon AI Act).
What is new on DORA:
A comprehensive sales playbook that simplifies DORA, offering best practices and actionable tips to help you craft compelling sales offers
A customer-ready pitch deck designed to engage and inform customers about how Microsoft’s solutions align with DORA’s requirements
A whitepaper for you to utilize to define your go-to-market strategy
Thank you for your continued partnership and support on making this EMEA-wide priority a success.
Hello Partners,
Are your customers ready for NIS2 and DORA?
Help guide your customers through the complex landscape of EU cybersecurity regulations coming into effect in the next few months. Attend the new partner readiness webinars on NIS2 and DORA, coupled with fresh guidance and customer-ready sales assets on the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
Webinars will run between June 20th and June 27th in English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Ideal for any Microsoft partner organization, sales and technical professionals with any level of Microsoft Security expertise.
REGISTER TODAY
Find up to date content on Cybersecurity Regulations on our Regulations Partner Training Gallery (includes NIS2, DORA and soon AI Act).
What is new on DORA:
A comprehensive sales playbook that simplifies DORA, offering best practices and actionable tips to help you craft compelling sales offers
A customer-ready pitch deck designed to engage and inform customers about how Microsoft’s solutions align with DORA’s requirements
A whitepaper for you to utilize to define your go-to-market strategy
Thank you for your continued partnership and support on making this EMEA-wide priority a success. Read More
Orchestrator Scheduling Challenge
Hi. I’ve been using SC orchestrator for almost a decade now.
However, not until today have I needed to run something hourly and on the hour.
Presently, when I configure this, in the “Monitor Date/Time activity I specify 0 days, 1 hour, and 0 minutes.
Then I check the “Starting” checkbox and enter 0 for “minutes after the hour”.
Press finish, and come back in and it’s unchecked.
How can I schedule my hourly job to run at the hour mark?
I have a workaround to run at the 1 minute after the hour mark, but that’s … not what we really want.
Hi. I’ve been using SC orchestrator for almost a decade now.However, not until today have I needed to run something hourly and on the hour.Presently, when I configure this, in the “Monitor Date/Time activity I specify 0 days, 1 hour, and 0 minutes.Then I check the “Starting” checkbox and enter 0 for “minutes after the hour”.Press finish, and come back in and it’s unchecked.How can I schedule my hourly job to run at the hour mark?I have a workaround to run at the 1 minute after the hour mark, but that’s … not what we really want. Read More
Inbox not showing all unread messages
Suddenly, my inbox doesn’t show any emails older than yesterday.
My inbox shows 27 unread emails, but my other folder shows 224 unread messages.
Why doesn’t my inbox show all of my unread messages?
Suddenly, my inbox doesn’t show any emails older than yesterday. My inbox shows 27 unread emails, but my other folder shows 224 unread messages. Why doesn’t my inbox show all of my unread messages? Read More
Outlook doesn’t allow the “+” sign anymore? I can’t recieve any e-mail
I’ve noticed that Outlook.com doesn’t recieve e-mails from certain senders where I have the “+” sign in the e-mail. Only a few senders works. This problem just began a few months ago but now it’s getting worse. Have outlook.com blacklisted those senders? They are legit.
I don’t have them on the blacklist still they won’t come through.
I’ve noticed that Outlook.com doesn’t recieve e-mails from certain senders where I have the “+” sign in the e-mail. Only a few senders works. This problem just began a few months ago but now it’s getting worse. Have outlook.com blacklisted those senders? They are legit. I don’t have them on the blacklist still they won’t come through. Read More
Multiple lines of data in txtContent of custom hover card
I have a list that I am building a custom view for that will be displayed on a SharePoint page. I would like to create a hovercard that displays some of the item’s properties like its title, description, and link. However, I’m stuck on how to add extra lines of data in the txtContent area.
{
“elmType”: “div”,
“style”: {
“font-size”:”12px”
},
“txtContent”:”@currentField”,
“customCardProps”: {
“openOnEvent”: “hover”,
“formatter”: {
“elmType”: “div”,
“txtContent”:”=’Tip: ‘ + [$TipTrickTitle]”,
“style”: {
“font-size”:”14px”,
“color”:”darkred”,
“padding”:”8px”
}
}
}
}
I’ve tried things like, “txtContent”:“=’Tip: ‘ + [$TipTrickTitle] + n + ‘Link: ‘ + [$Linktokb], thinking I could use the n to make it start a new line, then reference my column of data, but that didn’t work. The more I try other variants I find online, the more I lose my mind.
Is there a JSON expert willing to help me with what I’m hoping is a simple task! I do prefer the Excel-style expressions as I can’t wrap my head around the other method I can’t even name, but if I have to use that other method so be it 🙂
I have a list that I am building a custom view for that will be displayed on a SharePoint page. I would like to create a hovercard that displays some of the item’s properties like its title, description, and link. However, I’m stuck on how to add extra lines of data in the txtContent area. {
“elmType”: “div”,
“style”: {
“font-size”:”12px”
},
“txtContent”:”@currentField”,
“customCardProps”: {
“openOnEvent”: “hover”,
“formatter”: {
“elmType”: “div”,
“txtContent”:”=’Tip: ‘ + [$TipTrickTitle]”,
“style”: {
“font-size”:”14px”,
“color”:”darkred”,
“padding”:”8px”
}
}
}
} I’ve tried things like, “txtContent”:”=’Tip: ‘ + [$TipTrickTitle] + n + ‘Link: ‘ + [$Linktokb], thinking I could use the n to make it start a new line, then reference my column of data, but that didn’t work. The more I try other variants I find online, the more I lose my mind. Is there a JSON expert willing to help me with what I’m hoping is a simple task! I do prefer the Excel-style expressions as I can’t wrap my head around the other method I can’t even name, but if I have to use that other method so be it 🙂 Read More
Use GPUs with Clustered VMs through Direct Device Assignment
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), the demand for more powerful and efficient computing resources is ever-increasing. Microsoft is at the forefront of this technological revolution, empowering customers to harness the full potential of their AI workloads with their GPUs. GPU virtualization makes the ability to process massive amounts of data quickly and efficiently possible. Using GPUs with clustered VMs through DDA (Discrete Device Assignment) becomes particularly significant in failover clusters, offering direct GPU access.
Using GPUs with clustered VMs through DDA allows you to assign one or more entire physical GPUs to a single virtual machine (VM). DDA allows virtual machines (VMs) to have direct access to the physical GPUs. This results in reduced latency and full utilization of the GPU’s capabilities, which is crucial for compute-intensive tasks.
Figure 1: This diagram shows users using GPU with clustered VMs via DDA, where full physical GPU are assigned to VMs.
Using GPUs with clustered VMs enables these high-compute workloads to be executed within a failover cluster. A failover cluster is a group of independent nodes that work together to increase the availability of clustered roles. If one or more of the cluster nodes fail, the other nodes begin to provide service, meaning high availability by failover clusters. By integrating GPU with clustered VMs, these clusters can now support high-compute workloads on VMs. Failover clusters use GPU pools, which are managed by the cluster. An administrator creates these GPU pools name and declares a VM’s GPU needs. Pools are created on each node with the same name. Once GPUs and VMs are added to the pools, the cluster then manages VM placement and GPU assignment. Although live migration is not supported, in the event of a server failure, workloads can automatically restart on another node, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuity.
Using GPU with clustered VMs through DDA will be available in Windows Server 2025 Datacenter and was initially enabled in Azure Stack HCI 22H2.
To use GPU with clustered VMs, you are required to have a Failover Cluster that operates on Windows Server 2025 Datacenter edition and ensure the functional level of the cluster is at the Windows Server 2025 level. Each node in the cluster must have the same set up, and same GPUs in order to enable GPU with clustered VMs for failover cluster functionality . DDA does not currently support live migration. DDA is not supported by every GPU. In order to verify if your GPU works with DDA, contact your GPU manufacturer. Ensure you adhere to the setup guidelines provided by the GPU manufacturer, which includes installing the GPU manufacturer specific drivers on each server of the cluster and obtaining manufacturer-specific GPU licensing where applicable.
For more information on using GPU with clustered VMs, please review our documentation below:
Use GPUs with clustered VMs on Hyper-V | Microsoft Learn
Deploy graphics devices by using Discrete Device Assignment | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
How to specify a row number based on value in a different cell
Hi,
I want the value in cell C3 to be the number located a cell identified this way:
The column will always be A (that’s easy).
The row number will be the value in cell B2 (that part I can’t figure out how to do).
So, if B2 = 10, then I will want C3 to be the value in cell A10.
But the B2 values change, so I can’t just say =A10.
I tried using =A(b2), but that doesn’t work.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Hi,I want the value in cell C3 to be the number located a cell identified this way:The column will always be A (that’s easy).The row number will be the value in cell B2 (that part I can’t figure out how to do).So, if B2 = 10, then I will want C3 to be the value in cell A10.But the B2 values change, so I can’t just say =A10.I tried using =A(b2), but that doesn’t work.Any ideas?Thanks! Read More
Edge is merging Bookmarks and Passwords of different profiles
I logged in to my account using my credentials as a profile of my own in a browser that is my friend’s laptop and he created his own profile on the same edge browser with his own credentials.
Ideally, all the bookmarks and passwords for both profiles should remain separate from each other.
But edge has merged all the passwords, bookmarks
And now I am logging in through my account in my laptop, I am able to see everything my friend has in his account in my profile in this laptop too. (So, my and his data has been merged at the server and being synced to all devices now)
I logged in to my account using my credentials as a profile of my own in a browser that is my friend’s laptop and he created his own profile on the same edge browser with his own credentials. Ideally, all the bookmarks and passwords for both profiles should remain separate from each other.But edge has merged all the passwords, bookmarksAnd now I am logging in through my account in my laptop, I am able to see everything my friend has in his account in my profile in this laptop too. (So, my and his data has been merged at the server and being synced to all devices now) Read More
Pharma Sales Trainer Enablement with Copilot – Copilot for Microsoft 365 Starter Series
Are you looking for a way to reduce the time and effort required to complete your tasks in Microsoft 365? Do you want to optimize your workflows and processes to achieve more with less resources? Do you want to see how Copilot for Microsoft 365 can help you solve real-world challenges frequently encountered in the Pharmaceutical Industry today?
In this recorded Webinar learn how Pharma Sales Trainers can leverage the power of Microsoft Copilot in their role to reduce repetitive tasks.
Resources:
Get started with Copilot for Microsoft 365 – Training | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365—Features and Plans | Microsoft 365
Copilot Lab (cloud.microsoft)
Learn about Copilot prompts – Microsoft Support
Data, Privacy, and Security for Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 documentation | Microsoft Learn
Copilot for Microsoft 365 – Microsoft Adoption
To see the entire series click here.
Thanks for visiting – Michael Gannotti LinkedIn
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Copilot Use with Clinical Trials Manager-Researcher – Copilot for Microsoft 365 Starter Series
Are you looking for a way to reduce the time and effort required to complete your tasks in Microsoft 365? Do you want to optimize your workflows and processes to achieve more with less resources? Do you want to see how Copilot for Microsoft 365 can help you solve real-world challenges frequently encountered in the Pharmaceutical Industry today?
In this recorded Webinar learn how Clinical Trials Managers and Researchers can leverage the power of Microsoft Copilot in their role to reduce repetitive tasks.
Resources:
Get started with Copilot for Microsoft 365 – Training | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365—Features and Plans | Microsoft 365
Copilot Lab (cloud.microsoft)
Learn about Copilot prompts – Microsoft Support
Data, Privacy, and Security for Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 documentation | Microsoft Learn
Copilot for Microsoft 365 – Microsoft Adoption
To see the entire series click here.
Thanks for visiting – Michael Gannotti LinkedIn
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Enhancing Performance in Azure Container Apps
Azure Container Apps is a powerful platform for running serverless, containerized applications and microservices. In the team’s ongoing commitment to improving Azure Container Apps’ performance, we’ve recently made significant improvements to make the scaling and load balancing behavior of Azure Container Apps more intuitive and better align with customer expectations to meet their performance needs.
Hopefully, some of the insights from our experience in working with Envoy and KEDA will be helpful to you.
Load Balancing Algorithm Update
In the past, Azure Container Apps relied on the ring hash load balancing algorithm to distribute incoming requests across containers. Ring hash aims for minimal distribution by generating a hash based on request properties to match it with a stable upstream instance. However, as a result, some instances will receive an uneven share of requests. This is especially apparent during load tests where there are a small number of clients and could lead to potential bottlenecks.
Switching to Round Robin
To address this issue, we transitioned Azure Container Apps to use the round robin load balancing algorithm when session affinity is not enabled for an app. These are some of the benefits you can expect to see:
Uniform Request Distribution: Round robin evenly distributes requests among containers, reducing the likelihood that one replica gets overloaded and helps utilize all resources effectively.
Improved Scalability: With a balanced request load, Azure Container Apps can scale more effectively.
Predictable Behavior: Developers can now rely on more consistent behavior across containers, simplifying troubleshooting and monitoring.
We’ve observed a significant improvement in overall system performance since implementing this change, and our customers can expect better resource utilization. When session affinity is enabled, Azure Container Apps still uses a ring hashing algorithm to match sequential requests with a consistent upstream client.
Below is an example of an app running 20 instances handling requests from 1,000 clients. The graph shows the traffic assignment between the two approaches. Both scenarios are with session affinity disabled:
Figure 1. Azure Container Apps running with a ring hashing load balancing algorithm.
Figure 2. Azure Container Apps running with a round robin load balancing algorithm.
Horizontal Pod Autoscale Thresholds
Azure Container Apps uses KEDA and Kubernetes’s Horizontal Pod Autoscale (HPA) to handle scaling of replicas. Customers can set up custom scale rules to determine when their application will scale out. A common rule used by customers is the CPU utilization threshold. For example, you could set a threshold of 80%, so when the average CPU utilization across replicas for your container apps in an environment crossed 80%, the app would scale out.
One challenge some Azure Container Apps customers faced was related to apps not scaling as expected when these CPU utilization thresholds were met due to a 10% built-in tolerance for CPU utilization that is default within HPA. Due to this built-in tolerance, our app set to scale at 80% CPU utilization would only scale once the threshold crossed 88%.
Adjusting Tolerance Levels
To address this issue, we fine-tuned the HPA configuration and added an offset to the default 10% tolerance to make Azure Container Apps scale as customers expect. For the previous scenario, this means when a container app has a scale rule of 80% CPU utilization, it will scale when the average CPU utilization crosses the 80% threshold as expected instead of at 88%. This change ensures that Azure Container Apps responds more promptly to increased demand and scales out as expected.
Conclusion
The Azure Container Apps team is constantly investing in improving performance. By switching to round-robin load balancing and fine-tuning HPA thresholds, we’ve made ACA more reliable, efficient, and responsive. Please let us know what you think of these changes and what other performance improvements you think we should be making: Azure Container Apps Github.
Thank you for being part of our journey toward a more performant Azure Container Apps!
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Defender 365 admin console – Disabled Connected to a custom indicator & Connected to a unsanctionned
Issue:
I want to know how I can disable these two following alerts :
Disabled Connected to a custom indicatorConnected to an unsanctioned blocked app
Those alerts type needs to be enabled or disabled on demand, like the other alerts types.
Why’s that :
Description of the workload : When we block(Unsanctioned) an application through Defender for Cloud apps. It create automatically the indicators to Defender XDR. When someone for example click or go the URL related with the application, the following alerts will be triggered. When an indicator is automatically created through that, it check the box of generate alert when the indicator is triggered. We would like to automatically uncheck the box or disable to alerts describing.
Possible to disable the custom alert in setting ?
No.
Why ?
Explanation : You cannot suppress “custom detection”. But, they are categorized as “Informational” and you can suppress severity alert type.
Solutions :
Note: If you want to customize which alerts you want to close automatically, you can create a Playbook for it. Or, see the option 2 for a simple way.
Option 1:
So i found a Quick Workaround that is working good for me right now. You have different options to doing it. However here’s the solution :
Note: you need all licences and Security Admin role about Sentinel, Defender all solutions related.
Steps to Automate Alert Management
Create a NRT (Near-Real Time) Rule in Sentinel:Configure a detection rule that runs in near real-time to detect the specific alerts you want to manage.
Create an Automation Rule:
Define an automation rule in Microsoft Sentinel that triggers when an alert matching your NRT rule is generated. You can also create an incident to group alerts if needed.
Trigger a Logic App Playbook:
Set this automation rule to run a Logic App playbook when the alerts are generated. This playbook can be configured to perform various actions on the alerts.
Configuring the Logic App Playbook
Retrieve Alerts:
Use an action in the playbook to call the Sentinel API and retrieve the details of the alerts triggered by the automation rule.
Change Alert Status:
Add an action in the playbook to update the status of the retrieved alerts to “Resolved”. This can be done using either the Microsoft Sentinel API or the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (WindowsDefenderATP) API.
API Integration Options
Microsoft Sentinel API:
Use built-in Sentinel actions in Logic Apps to interact directly with alerts and incidents in Sentinel.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (WindowsDefenderATP) API:
You can also use this API to manage alerts. Refer to the documentation for details on the necessary API calls: Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API.
Summary of Actions
Automate Closing Alerts: Create an automated playbook in Sentinel to automatically close alerts.Bidirectional Management: With SIEM integration in the Defender portal, you can manage incidents and alerts in both directions (from Sentinel to Defender and vice versa).
Option 2:
Note: This removes all types of informational alerts. You can still filter by source type to reduce irrelevant items.
In the Defendetr XDR setting->Alert tunning->
Regards
Issue:I want to know how I can disable these two following alerts :Disabled Connected to a custom indicatorConnected to an unsanctioned blocked appThose alerts type needs to be enabled or disabled on demand, like the other alerts types. Why’s that :Description of the workload : When we block(Unsanctioned) an application through Defender for Cloud apps. It create automatically the indicators to Defender XDR. When someone for example click or go the URL related with the application, the following alerts will be triggered. When an indicator is automatically created through that, it check the box of generate alert when the indicator is triggered. We would like to automatically uncheck the box or disable to alerts describing. Possible to disable the custom alert in setting ?No.Why ?Explanation : You cannot suppress “custom detection”. But, they are categorized as “Informational” and you can suppress severity alert type. Solutions :Note: If you want to customize which alerts you want to close automatically, you can create a Playbook for it. Or, see the option 2 for a simple way. Option 1:So i found a Quick Workaround that is working good for me right now. You have different options to doing it. However here’s the solution : Note: you need all licences and Security Admin role about Sentinel, Defender all solutions related.Steps to Automate Alert ManagementCreate a NRT (Near-Real Time) Rule in Sentinel:Configure a detection rule that runs in near real-time to detect the specific alerts you want to manage.Create an Automation Rule:Define an automation rule in Microsoft Sentinel that triggers when an alert matching your NRT rule is generated. You can also create an incident to group alerts if needed.Trigger a Logic App Playbook:Set this automation rule to run a Logic App playbook when the alerts are generated. This playbook can be configured to perform various actions on the alerts.Configuring the Logic App PlaybookRetrieve Alerts:Use an action in the playbook to call the Sentinel API and retrieve the details of the alerts triggered by the automation rule.Change Alert Status:Add an action in the playbook to update the status of the retrieved alerts to “Resolved”. This can be done using either the Microsoft Sentinel API or the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (WindowsDefenderATP) API.API Integration OptionsMicrosoft Sentinel API:Use built-in Sentinel actions in Logic Apps to interact directly with alerts and incidents in Sentinel.Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (WindowsDefenderATP) API:You can also use this API to manage alerts. Refer to the documentation for details on the necessary API calls: Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API.Summary of ActionsAutomate Closing Alerts: Create an automated playbook in Sentinel to automatically close alerts.Bidirectional Management: With SIEM integration in the Defender portal, you can manage incidents and alerts in both directions (from Sentinel to Defender and vice versa).Option 2:Note: This removes all types of informational alerts. You can still filter by source type to reduce irrelevant items. In the Defendetr XDR setting->Alert tunning->Regards Read More
Error code: STATUS_BREAKPOINT when accessing Amazon.com
I’m hoping someone will be able to get this issue resolved for me.
I recently switched from Chrome to Edge. Love Edge. My account is a company account.
When I want to go to www.amazon.com, the website pops up, and a second or two later, I receive an error.
This page is having a problem.
Try coming back to it later.
You could also: Open a new tab or refresh this page
Error code: STATUS_BREAKPOINT
I have cleared the cache. Uninstalled Edge. I reinstalled Edge and am still receiving this error.
I removed extensions and added them back, but I still get errors.
I’m wondering if it is a setting that I am not aware of or do not fully understand in the setting.
I’m hoping someone will be able to get this issue resolved for me. I recently switched from Chrome to Edge. Love Edge. My account is a company account.When I want to go to www.amazon.com, the website pops up, and a second or two later, I receive an error. This page is having a problem.Try coming back to it later.You could also: Open a new tab or refresh this pageError code: STATUS_BREAKPOINT I have cleared the cache. Uninstalled Edge. I reinstalled Edge and am still receiving this error. I removed extensions and added them back, but I still get errors. I’m wondering if it is a setting that I am not aware of or do not fully understand in the setting. Read More
Congratulations and felicitaciones to the first Innovation Challenge winners!
The judges decision are in for our first Innovation Challenge hackathon! This diversity and inclusion program combines features training events, Azure certifications, and culminated with an invite only hackathon with 113 developers competing for over $27,000 in prizes. There were many, very strong projects, building solutions to real world AI use cases. Here are the projects from the top teams.
First prize
Dandelion Hub, a data management platform designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among government agencies
Second place
TerraGuard, AI-driven web application designed to empower users with the ability to predict and visualize sinkhole hazards
Connect+ Helping women in technology to network, learn, and grow together
Third place
BrightPath Empowering the visually impaired with seamless, multilingual assistance
GovQuery Search Designed to utilize public data sources to better ingest, process, and provide insightful knowledge management system for federal and state agencies
GhostWise Eliminating ghosting of job candidates through efficient recruitment, providing warm, transparent and effective communication between companies and candidates
A big thanks to the organizations who made this experience possible: BITE-CON, Black Women In Artificial Intelligence, Blacks in Technology, Código Facilito, GenSpark, and Women in Cloud.
The judges decision are in for our first Innovation Challenge hackathon! This diversity and inclusion program combines features training events, Azure certifications, and culminated with an invite only hackathon with 113 developers competing for over $27,000 in prizes. There were many, very strong projects, building solutions to real world AI use cases. Here are the projects from the top teams.
First prize
Dandelion Hub, a data management platform designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among government agencies
Second place
TerraGuard, AI-driven web application designed to empower users with the ability to predict and visualize sinkhole hazards
Connect+ Helping women in technology to network, learn, and grow together
Third place
BrightPath Empowering the visually impaired with seamless, multilingual assistance
GovQuery Search Designed to utilize public data sources to better ingest, process, and provide insightful knowledge management system for federal and state agencies
GhostWise Eliminating ghosting of job candidates through efficient recruitment, providing warm, transparent and effective communication between companies and candidates
A big thanks to the organizations who made this experience possible: BITE-CON, Black Women In Artificial Intelligence, Blacks in Technology, Código Facilito, GenSpark, and Women in Cloud. Read More
Need ability to set separate sounds for Outlook web inbox alerts and Calendar (web version) alerts.
I use the web versions of both Outlook and Calendar and keep them open as pinned tabs throughout the workday. It would be ideal to have the option for separate notification sounds so I know which alert type I’m hearing. It’s annoying to think I’m getting an email only to find it is a calendar alert for a blocked chunk of time. I’d prefer not use the desktop versions. If anyone knows of a way or if there is a better place to post this suggestion, please advise – thanks!
I use the web versions of both Outlook and Calendar and keep them open as pinned tabs throughout the workday. It would be ideal to have the option for separate notification sounds so I know which alert type I’m hearing. It’s annoying to think I’m getting an email only to find it is a calendar alert for a blocked chunk of time. I’d prefer not use the desktop versions. If anyone knows of a way or if there is a better place to post this suggestion, please advise – thanks! Read More
Footnotes in Chicago Style
I am writing a paper whose publisher demands that footnotes be in full Chicago style, for example:
Edward Gibbon, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Chicago, IL: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. 1952), 16.90-91.
However, when I insert a citation in a footnote from an item in the Manage Sources tool, the best I can get is:
(Gibbon, 1952)
How can I modify the citation format to produce a full Chicago style footnote?
I am writing a paper whose publisher demands that footnotes be in full Chicago style, for example: Edward Gibbon, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Chicago, IL: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. 1952), 16.90-91. However, when I insert a citation in a footnote from an item in the Manage Sources tool, the best I can get is: (Gibbon, 1952) How can I modify the citation format to produce a full Chicago style footnote? Read More
Windows Server Datacenter: Azure Edition preview build 26236 now available in Azure
Windows Server Datacenter: Azure Edition preview build 26236 now available in Azure
Hello Windows Server Insiders!
We welcome you to try Windows Server 2025 Datacenter: Azure Edition preview build 26236 in both Desktop experience and Core version on the Microsoft Server Operating Systems Preview offer in Azure. Azure Edition is optimized for operation in the Azure environment. For additional information, see Preview: Windows Server VNext Datacenter (Azure Edition) for Azure Automanage on Microsoft Docs. For more information about this build, see Announcing Windows Server Preview Build 26236 – Microsoft Community Hub.
Windows Server Datacenter: Azure Edition preview build 26236 now available in Azure
Hello Windows Server Insiders!
We welcome you to try Windows Server 2025 Datacenter: Azure Edition preview build 26236 in both Desktop experience and Core version on the Microsoft Server Operating Systems Preview offer in Azure. Azure Edition is optimized for operation in the Azure environment. For additional information, see Preview: Windows Server VNext Datacenter (Azure Edition) for Azure Automanage on Microsoft Docs. For more information about this build, see Announcing Windows Server Preview Build 26236 – Microsoft Community Hub. Read More