I was recently contacted to troubleshoot an issue where a user’s Outlook was unable to connect to Office 365 after a password change over the evening and while I found various forum posts describing the issue, the suggested solution required a slight change to work
Many of the clients I work with have been taken an interest in implementing warning banners for all emails received from outside of their organizations in an effort to combat the ever increasing phishing emails that make it through their SPAM filters. A great write
Problem You have a new user account that was setup in an on premise Active Directory domain with an Office 365 license but noticed that launching any of this user’s Office applications will attempt to sign into Office 365 with his on premise AD account
The following are a few Microsoft Office 2016 optimization settings I’ve been using for clients to disable annoying first run wizards and visual enhancements that could potentially slow down performance. User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Template > Microsoft Office 2016 > First Run >
As with the experience I had when configuring an existing KMS server to activate Windows 10 desktops: Installing and configuring Windows 10 KMS Activation with Windows Server 2012 R2https://blog.terenceluk.com/2016/01/installing-and-configuring-windows-10.html … I also found that configuring the server for Office 2016 activations wasn’t as straight forward
