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So I rebuilt my Surface Pro 3 and was struggling to connect back to the corporate on premise Exchange Server which is 2010. After a bit of research it turns out Outlook 2016 is trying to use Exchange Active Sync (EAS) to connect which Exchange 2010 and the two are not happy together. I came […]
So I’ve had my US type cover for about a year now and used the Windows Key + Space to toggle keyboard layouts so I could get the £ and \ signs, slight pain but so be it. When Microsoft launched the Surface Pro 4 and new Type Cover being upgraded, I was very keen
So I wanted to experience a SfB lab as I’ve already used LCS, OCS, OCSR2, Lync 2010 and Lync 2013, so SfB was a natural progression. Following Jeff Schertz’s blog was great as it included everything I needed. Part one and part two. However I came across one issue when publishing the topology. It would
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So you may have heard that Microsoft announced to the world a Surface Hub for workspaces. Initially I thought it was just a big interactive whiteboard (IWB) and thought no more. I kept an eye on it in the news and seen that the date of launch was slipping etc., so was wondering would it
If you have tried to upgrade from build 10041 to 10049 and are experiencing issues with constant requests for a restart etc then the following steps may fix your issue, that I was experiencing. Open a Command Prompt (Run as Administrator) Type: cd %windir% and press the Enter key. Type: net stop wuauserv and press
Some apps in the Store Beta will fail to install or update due to a licensing issue. In this build, the Mail, Calendar, and People apps may be broken due to a licensing issue with the Store Beta. To get these apps working again, you need to follow these steps: Open powershell as administrator Run
