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f you can’t find Active Directory Users and Computers in Tools on Windows Server 2022, it might not be installed. Here’s how to install it: Open Server Manager: Go to Start > Server Manager. Add Roles and Features: In Server Manager, select Manage > Add Roles and Features. Proceed through the wizard until you reach Features. Install AD DS and AD Administrative Tools: Scroll down and check AD DS (Active Directory Domain Services) if you haven’t already added it. Also check AD DS and AD LDS Tools under Remote Server Administration Tools. Click Next and Install. Access AD Users and Computers: After installation, go to Server Manager > Tools, and you should now see Active Directory Users and Computers listed. If it still doesn’t show, try restarting the server. Let me know if you need more help!

@@Destrobo-ol4jx the purpose of the bootable drive is actually just to load and install the operating system and works separately from licensing and activation. Basically, you would install the OS to the drive with Rufus, boot this onto your PC with the drive and then purchase and activate with a license, from our site for example. Let me know if you have any further clarifying questions! Best, Gabe

@@indigosoftware9625 so would it make sense to boot windows 11 with Rufus and then use my windows 11 usb to get the license? Is that even possible to do?

@@bobsencer814 I’m so glad this was able to help Bob! Let us know if you have any questions about anything else!!

We recently released a video troubleshooting this issue! Check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/MHshlnoWvXU/v-deo.html

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If the Redeem link is sending you to a Windows download page instead of your account or a download link for Office for Mac, try these steps: Go Directly to Office Setup: Go to setup.office.com directly and sign in with the Microsoft account you used to purchase or redeem the Office product. Redeem the Product Key: Enter your Office product key on the setup.office.com page and select Mac as your platform if prompted. This should link the license to your account. Download from Your Account: Once redeemed, go to account.microsoft.com > Services & Subscriptions. You should see Office Home & Business or your specific product. From there, you can choose the Install option for Mac. If you’re still seeing Windows-only options, try clearing your browser cache or using a different browser. Let me know if this resolves the issue!

Actually, yes! It's quite a simple process as well. You can do a clean install to Windows 10 via a bootable usb drive. Here are some videos we made to help guide you through this: Part 1 - ua-cam.com/video/AlOPvJXoKCo/v-deo.html Part 2 - ua-cam.com/video/DNbsF4YkWrw/v-deo.html

Currently, Excel for the Web (Excel Live) does not support opening XML files directly. To work with XML data in the browser version, you can try this workaround: Convert XML to CSV or Excel Format: Use an online XML-to-CSV or XML-to-XLSX converter to transform your XML file into a compatible format (like .CSV or .XLSX). Upload the Converted File: Once converted, upload the CSV or XLSX file to OneDrive. Open it in Excel for the Web for free editing and viewing. Let me know if this helps or if you need additional guidance!

Here’s how to stop it from re-installing and force Outlook to use the legacy version: 1. Turn Off Automatic Updates: Open Microsoft AutoUpdate on your Mac by going to Help > Check for Updates in any Office app. Uncheck Automatically keep Microsoft Apps up to date to prevent updates that might re-enable the new Outlook. 2. Switch Back to Legacy Outlook: In Outlook, go to the top right and toggle New Outlook off. This should revert you to the legacy version, and if you disable automatic updates, it should stay that way. 3. Delete Preference Files: Go to ~/Library/Preferences/ and find any files named com.microsoft.Outlook.plist. Delete these files to remove settings that may be auto-switching you to the new Outlook. 4. Check for Beta Program Enrollment: If you’re enrolled in Microsoft’s Beta Program, go to Help > Check for Updates and make sure Join the Office Insider is unchecked. These steps should help stop the new Outlook from automatically re-installing. Let me know if this helps!

@@indigosoftware9625 Oooo . . . Thankyou so much. I will let my helper know on The weekend and hopefully that will sort it. OH , I forget to mention that when I try to subscribe to things, The whole Outlook thing comes back within a few hours. Weird hey. Your solution should stop that nasty business too. Thanks again.

U have a connection issue get a new cord connecting to your console/pc u might also have a faulty adapter. If the new cord doesn't work try wiggling it around. Same thing happened to my hdd on my ps4 I had to wrap the cord around my hdd then set something heavy on top of it so it wouldn't move so I could get all my data out

Going to piggy back off of Austin's answer below, as he is correct! If your hard drive is making noises and isn’t detected by your Xbox or lighting up, it could be a hardware issue, especially if it’s been dropped. Here are some steps you can try: Check the USB Cable and Port: Try a different USB cable and plug it into another USB port on the Xbox to see if it’s just a connection issue. Connect to a PC: Plug the drive into a computer to see if it’s recognized there. If your computer detects it, you may be able to recover or reformat the drive. Power Cycle the Drive: Disconnect the hard drive, wait 10 seconds, then reconnect it. Sometimes, this can reset it enough to start working. Listen for Clicking Sounds: If you hear clicking or loud beeping, this often indicates a physical issue with the drive’s internal components. In this case, you’ll likely need professional data recovery. Check External Power: If it’s an external drive that requires power, ensure the power adapter is plugged in securely and working properly. If these steps don’t work, the hard drive may have suffered internal damage, and professional repair may be needed. Let me know if anything here works for you!

It sounds like Office 2019 is detecting your previous installation, which can sometimes happen with one-time licenses tied to specific hardware. Here are a few steps to resolve this: 1. Sign into Your Microsoft Account: Go to office.com and sign in with the Microsoft account you used to activate Office on your old PC. If you see Office 2019 listed under Services & Subscriptions, you may be able to install and activate it from there. 2. Deactivate Old Installation: In your Microsoft Account under Services & Subscriptions, locate the Office 2019 license. Select Deactivate on the old installation if possible, freeing up the license for use on your new PC. 3. Use the Product Key for Activation: Open an Office app, go to File > Account > Activate Product. Enter your product key manually if prompted. This might bypass the detection of the previous install. 4. Contact Microsoft Activation Support: Call Microsoft Activation Support at 1-800-642-7676 and explain your situation. They may be able to reset the activation for a reinstallation, even if they initially decline over chat or web support. Let me know if this helps or if you need further assistance!

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Clean my Mac may be able to help, but I would recommend either a new user or professional support to ensure the problem isn't still there.

It sounds like you're encountering a prompt to purchase a license for a third-party software that you're using in the process. If you’re following a guide that doesn’t involve purchasing additional software, here's what you can do next: 1. Use Built-In Windows Tools: Windows Backup and Restore: You can use Backup and Restore (found in the Control Panel) to create a system image and restore it on a new drive without purchasing third-party software. Disk Management: Use Disk Management to clone or manage partitions on your new drive if the software you were using required a purchase. 2. Free Cloning Tools: Look for free alternatives like Macrium Reflect Free or Clonezilla, which allow you to clone your C drive without purchasing a license. These tools let you clone your current drive to a new one, and they don’t require a purchase for basic cloning functions. 3. Manual Transfer: If all else fails, you can manually transfer files by copying them to an external drive or cloud storage before replacing the drive, then reinstall Windows and transfer your files back afterward. Let me know if you need more help or want recommendations for specific free tools!

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I know it's frustrating. I think the main factor will come down to network adapters and having the latest drivers. Are you on a wired connection?

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It sounds like the file permissions or ownership might be causing the issue with accessing files transferred from Windows to Mac. Here are a few things you can try to resolve it: 1. Take Ownership of the Files: Open Finder and go to the folder where the files are located. Right-click on the folder or file and select Get Info. Under Sharing & Permissions, unlock the padlock by clicking it and entering your admin password. Change your account to have Read & Write access, then click the gear icon and select Apply to enclosed items. 2. Use Terminal to Change Permissions: Open Terminal (Applications > Utilities > Terminal). Run this command to take ownership of the folder and its contents: bash Copy code sudo chown -R yourusername:staff /path/to/folder Replace yourusername with your Mac user name and /path/to/folder with the location of the files. This should give you full access. 3. Check for Hidden Files or Folders: Some files might be hidden. Press Cmd + Shift + . in Finder to reveal hidden files and folders, then see if your transferred files show up. 4. Disable Sharing Permissions: Go to System Preferences > Sharing and ensure that File Sharing is properly configured or disabled, as it may lock certain files under shared access. After these steps, you should be able to access or delete the files. Let me know if this works for you!

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Thanks so much!

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I think this may be specific to the version of Office purchased with your Mac. Are you able to see which version of Outlook you're currently running?

@@indigosoftware9625 :Version 16.90.1 (24102013)

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If the method you tried to activate Windows Server 2025 via Command Prompt isn't working, here are a few additional steps you can try: 1. Ensure Correct Product Key: Make sure you’re using the correct product key. You can re-enter it using the following command: bash Copy code slmgr /ipk your-product-key Replace "your-product-key" with your actual key. 2. Manually Activate: After entering the key, try manually forcing activation with: bash Copy code slmgr /ato This will attempt to activate Windows with the new key. 3. Check Internet Connection: Ensure your server has a stable internet connection, as activation requires access to Microsoft’s servers. 4. Activate via Phone: If the command prompt method isn’t working, you can try activating via phone: Type slui 04 in the Command Prompt, select your country, and follow the steps to activate via Microsoft’s automated phone system. 5. Reboot and Retry: After entering the activation command, reboot your server and try again. Sometimes a restart is required for changes to take effect. Let me know if one of these steps works!

Seeing two copies of the same email in your Sent folder is usually caused by a setting in your email account that saves a copy of sent messages both on the server and in Outlook. Here’s how you can fix it: Steps to Fix Duplicate Sent Emails in Outlook: Go to Account Settings: Open Outlook and click on Tools > Accounts. Select Your Email Account: Choose the email account you’re using from the list. Disable Saving Sent Messages Twice: If you’re using IMAP, go to Advanced > Folders, and make sure the option Save sent items on the server is unchecked. Check Your Email Provider Settings: Log into your webmail (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo) and check if it’s also set to save sent messages. If so, disable this option in your webmail settings to avoid duplicates. This should prevent two copies from appearing in your Sent folder. Let me know if this helps!

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I totally understand your frustration! Windows 11 does bring cool features, but those performance and internet issues can be a dealbreaker. For the fluctuating download speeds, here are a few things you can try: Check Network Drivers: Go to Device Manager and update your network adapter drivers. Disable Power Saving for Network: In Device Manager, right-click your network adapter > Properties > Power Management, and uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power. Flush DNS Cache: Open Command Prompt as admin and type ipconfig /flushdns. Reset Network Settings: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Advanced network settings > Network reset. If these steps don’t help, reverting back to Windows 10 may be the better option for stability until these issues are ironed out. Let me know if you need more help!

Yes, currently, the New Outlook for Mac does not have the option to automatically show all flagged emails at the top of your inbox, like the Windows version does. However, you can still view flagged emails by creating a search folder or by using the Filter option to quickly locate flagged messages. Let me know if you need help setting up those options!

Thank you for the feedback! We will consider this for future video topics.

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Glad to hear the video helped! The caution symbol next to your projects in the DaVinci Resolve project library usually means that DaVinci Resolve is having trouble accessing the media files on your SSD. Here are a few things you can check to fix this: 1. Check SSD Connection: Ensure your SSD is properly connected to your computer and is being recognized. Try unplugging and reconnecting it or using a different port if possible. 2. Relink Missing Media: If the media files have been moved or renamed, you’ll need to relink them in DaVinci Resolve: Right-click the project and choose Relink Selected Clips. Navigate to the folder on your SSD where the media files are stored. 3. Check Drive Permissions: Make sure your SSD has Read/Write permissions. Right-click the drive, select Get Info, and under Sharing & Permissions, ensure your user has Read & Write access. 4. Drive Format: If the drive is not formatted in a file system supported by both your OS and DaVinci Resolve (e.g., exFAT, NTFS), it could cause issues. You might need to reformat it to a compatible format. After checking these things, the caution symbol should disappear. Let me know if you need more help!

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In the New Outlook for Mac, this issue could be related to permission settings or a temporary bug. Here’s what you can try to fix it: Steps to Fix File Attachment Issue in New Outlook for Mac: Check App Permissions: Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Files and Folders. Ensure Outlook has permission to access files and folders on your Mac. Clear Cache: Go to Finder > ~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.Outlook. Delete the Outlook cache files and restart the app. Update Outlook: Go to Help > Check for Updates in Outlook to ensure you’re on the latest version. Switch Back to Legacy: If the issue persists, you can switch back to Legacy Outlook until the bug is resolved. Let me know if this works!

@@indigosoftware9625 I tried all options you mentioned but the problem persist. I also uninstalled and reinstalled the app but no fruit. Surprisingly, the app in iPhone is not making any issues while on MacBook, it is.

@@indigosoftware9625 I tried everything you said. Nothing seems to work. I also uninstalled and reinstalled the app but no fruit. The app on iPhone seems to be working well. But on MacBook it is not allowing the file attachments.

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Outlook for Mac saves data in the Library > Group Containers folder by default, but there are a few ways to manage or reduce the storage impact: Steps to Manage Outlook's Storage in Group Containers: Limit Offline Data: Go to Outlook > Preferences > Accounts. Select your email account and click Advanced. Under the Sync settings, adjust how much data (like emails) is downloaded and stored offline. For example, you can set it to sync only the last 30 days instead of everything. Clear Cache: Open Outlook, then go to Outlook > Preferences > Accounts. Select the account causing the most storage usage, click Advanced, then click Empty Cache. This will clear locally stored data, but emails will still be available in the cloud. Use Web-Based Outlook: If the storage is still an issue, you can consider switching to Outlook Web App for certain tasks to avoid large amounts of local data being stored. Unfortunately, there isn’t a built-in option to change where Outlook saves these files, but managing the sync settings and clearing the cache should help control the data stored in Group Containers.

@@indigosoftware9625 Hello, thank you so much for the quick response. I'm using version 16.78 on my Mac, but unfortunately i do not see a 'Sync' settings under 'Advanced'. Could 'Sync' possibly somewhere else? I'm unable to find it under Help also. Thank you in advance!!

Yes, Outlook for Mac can handle multiple email accounts, and you can configure each account with its own settings. Here’s what Outlook supports: Multiple Email Accounts: You can add accounts from different providers (e.g., Microsoft Exchange, IMAP, Google, Yahoo, etc.). Each account will have its own inbox, calendar, and folder structure within Outlook. Custom Settings for Each Account: You can configure unique sync settings, signatures, rules, and notifications for each email account. To access the settings for each account, go to Outlook > Preferences > Accounts, then select the account you want to modify. Unified Inbox (Optional): If you prefer, you can also use the Unified Inbox view, which displays all your email accounts in one inbox, while still keeping them separate in the background. Outlook gives you flexibility with multiple accounts and personalized settings for each! Let me know if you need help configuring them.

In the new Outlook for Windows, you can still copy multiple attachments and paste them into a local folder or another email, though the method is slightly different from the old version. Here’s how you can do it: Copy and Paste Multiple Attachments: Open the Email: Open the email with the attachments in Outlook. Select Multiple Attachments: Hold down the Ctrl key and click on each attachment you want to select, or Shift-click to select a range of attachments. Copy the Attachments: Once selected, right-click on any of the highlighted attachments and choose Copy, or press Ctrl + C on your keyboard. Paste into a Local Folder: Open File Explorer, navigate to the folder where you want to save the attachments, and press Ctrl + V to paste them. Paste into Another Email: When composing a new email, simply click in the body of the email and press Ctrl + V to paste the attachments into the new message. This method should work just like the old Outlook! Let me know if you need further clarification

@@indigosoftware9625 thank you for your long response. My issue is here "Hold down the Ctrl key and click on each attachment you want to select, or Shift-click to select a range of attachments." I did that but when I click on the attachment it opens in a new window. Am I doing something wrong or are my settings off?

You're very welcome! I'm really glad I could help you out, especially when you were feeling stuck. If you ever need more assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. ✊🏾

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