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Found the fix: On my system what I am asking for is Compact view: But on my clients PC that wasn't working until I did this. Exit outlook, hit windows key R in run box type: outlook.exe /cleanviews Outlook restarted and the views are reset to default and now compact view works.

Mine for example just has this:

Hi, One of my users has managed to turn this on at the top of his inbox in outlook and I cannot figure how to disable it and restore the normal view without all these columns or this header. I don't know what it is called so that is not helping me search for the correct name: The preferred...

Yes. A shared mailbox is still user, just one without an ability to login and no license. You can’t delete a user and still have a mailbox for said user.

Yep.

For the amount of money you'd pay for a subscription service you could buy a low end, yet compatible, PC running Windows 11.

Most Windows 11 systems ship in a suspended state. The act of logging into a Microsoft Account and storing the key successfully in it locks the system and fully activates BitLocker. In a suspended state the key is stored in plaintext in the metadata of the boot sector. Any TPM will read...

No possible. Any email address can be used as a Microsoft Account. Most likely the account is setup on whatever her main email address is.

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Return it now. That bent board will be called user abuse when it fails and your warranty will be denied.

I think you have misunderstood my point. If I have an Android phone and I get a new Android phone all I have to do is login to my Microsoft Account and I can recover my tokens. If I cross the river and switch to an iPhone I can’t access them. For whatever reason Microsoft is using on iPhones...

And yet it can’t cross the Google/iOS divide.

That’s the problem. No one is implementing passkeys correctly. Passkeys are supposed to replace usernames and passwords. Amazon just uses it as a replacement MFA. You still need to input username and password before you use the passkey. Microsoft only lets you use passkeys with their...

If you wanna look like your grandpa...

Geez the bottom of this chassis, where the hinges mount, is $36 on Amazon. Just replace it.

It's more than that. Servers are often quoted 4 hr response times and so you are paying for Dell to have parts stored at UPS or FedEx wearhouses ready for rapid delivery. The price quote is probably for that level of service.

PK is UEFI register it stands for public key. It’s a parameter being passed to the Get-SecureBootUEFI command. The Get- is a common naming scheme in powershell.

And the irony of having a whole article about sloppy procedures. And they didn't even edit their own code correctly. They could have used a code box like I just did.

You have to edit the stupid example. There is a hard return you have to remove and the true at the end is the output and not the code. [System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI PK).bytes) -match "DO NOT TRUST|DO NOT SHIP"