You are getting the following error when you try modifying or deleting an DL in Exchange Admin Center or in PowerShell. You don't have sufficient permissions. This operation can only be performed by a manager of the group. Funny thing is sometimes you can't even add yourself as a manager of the group (ManagedBy attribute). … Continue reading Exchange: “You don’t have sufficient permissions” when modifying or removing a DL
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Outlook: Suddenly Rules doesn’t run automatically, but runs when I click “Run rules now”, manually
If Outlook rules stopped firing automatically, then most probably the rules files has corrupted in user profile. To fix this issue, Rename (or delete) Outlook.SRS file at following location: C:\Users\<replace username here>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook I hope you are back in business...leave me a note if it worked. 🙂
OneDrive on Mac: Shared documents cannot be modified and save the changes
On your Mac if any of the document has issues on editing/modifying and saving the changes, it could be Office cache became corrupted. Deleting the Office cache will resolve your issue on your Mac. Here is how to clear the Office document cache: 1. Back up locally the modified version first or you'll lose your … Continue reading OneDrive on Mac: Shared documents cannot be modified and save the changes
Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
To map the OneDrive for Business cloud drive on Windows, you have to tweak IE settings before you mount the cloud drive. With mapped network location, you don’t have to keep any offline files and easy to upload files by drag and drop to network location. It sometimes disconnects time to time and you have … Continue reading Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
To map the OneDrive for Business cloud drive on Windows, you have to tweak IE settings before you mount the cloud drive. With mapped network location, you don’t have to keep any offline files and easy to upload files by drag and drop to network location. It sometimes disconnects time to time and you have … Continue reading Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
To map the OneDrive for Business cloud drive on Windows, you have to tweak IE settings before you mount the cloud drive. With mapped network location, you don’t have to keep any offline files and easy to upload files by drag and drop to network location. It sometimes disconnects time to time and you have … Continue reading Office 365: Map “OneDrive for Business” to a network location in Windows computers
Exchange Online: After migration Outlook gets Error 0x8004010F on send/receive
After mailbox migration to new Exchange server or Exchange Online, Outlook refused to send emails. Outlook displays "Error 0x800401F" upon send/receive. Reason: Outlook profile and/or OST/Offline Address Book is corrupted. Or the Outlook profile has some legacy settings which is not compatible with new Exchange server (especially Exchange Online in Office 365) Delete Outlook Profile … Continue reading Exchange Online: After migration Outlook gets Error 0x8004010F on send/receive
Microsoft Word is not printing background paper color
By default Microsoft Office programs will not print the selected paper (background) color, because the background color is like a place holder to be printed on a color paper. If you really wan to print the background color, Go to File and Options Select Advanced scroll to Show document content section and check the box … Continue reading Microsoft Word is not printing background paper color
Microsoft Word is not printing background paper color
By default Microsoft Office programs will not print the selected paper (background) color, because the background color is like a place holder to be printed on a color paper. If you really wan to print the background color, Go to File and Options Select Advanced scroll to Show document content section and check the box … Continue reading Microsoft Word is not printing background paper color
How do you find Windows version information?
The easiest way is, Click Windows Key + R to open Run dialog Type WINVER and press Enter Windows Version is displayed in a dialog box. If you are in PowerShell, Type this: [Environment]::OSVersion.
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