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M365 Changelog: Chat Delete Capabilities within Supervised Chats

Last Update: Jun 26, 2023

MC284358 – Earlier this year, through the Supervised Chat feature, Microsoft provided the capability to block restricted users from starting new chats unless an appropriate supervisor is present. Microsoft is continuing to iterate on this experience and soon they will provide another tool for supervisors to be able to delete any inappropriate chat within those supervised…

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Delete the Recycle Bin Icon from the Desktop in XP/2003

How can I delete the Recycle Bin icon from the desktop in Windows XP/2003? To delete the Recycle Bin icon from the Windows XP/2003 desktop follow these steps: Open Registry Editor. In Registry Editor, navigate to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Desktop\NameSpace Find the following key: {645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E} Delete the above key. Note: As always, before making…

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A Handy IT Help Desk Configuration Script

Frustrated by tedious IT help desk tasks? Daniel Petri and Haim Cohen provide some relief with a configuration script that automates repetitive help desk tasks.

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M365 Changelog: Content Type Deletion – Improved Error Messages

Last Update: Jun 25, 2023

MC399863 – Microsoft will be gradually adding improved messaging when users will attempt to delete multiple Content types from the content type hub or site-level content type gallery in SharePoint. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 93379 When this will happen: Targeted Release: Rollout is expected to start in end-July and complete by…

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Recover a Deleted NTFS/FAT32 Volume in Windows XP/2003

How can I recover a deleted dynamic NTFS or FAT32 volume in Windows XP or Windows 2000? When you delete a dynamic volume, the OS erases the volume’s file-system boot sector (sector 0) and removes the volume entry from the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Disk Management snap-in private region database. However, as part of this…

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Small Change in Recover Deleted Items. Big Impact for Exchange Users

The IT world often focuses on big changes and announcements instead of looking at how small changes can really make a difference. One example is how Microsoft has changed what happens when users recover deleted items to allow items go back to where they came. It’s a great change, even if it is seven years overdue.

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How do I use EXMERGE to delete specific messages from Exchange 2000/2003 mailboxes?

Sometimes one might need to delete many messages from one or more mailboxes. This might happen when trying to stop someone from reading an e-mail message you‘ve sent by mistake (assuming he or she didn‘t open his or her mailbox yet), deleting an infected attachment or even removing an appointment that was sent to 100…

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How to Forget or Delete a Windows 8.1 Wi-Fi Network Profile

How many steps does it take to forget or delete a Wi-Fi network profile in Windows 8.1? This short tutorial article by Daniel Petri reveals the answer.

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Delete email from Microsoft Exchange user mailboxes using PowerShell

Need to easily delete email from a user inbox? Phoummala Schmitt explains how to use PowerShell to delete email from Microsoft Exchange mailboxes.

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How to Determine which Attribute will be Saved for a Deleted Active Directory Object

Last Update: Sep 26, 2022

In this post, Daniel Petri shows how to determine which attributes will be saved for a deleted object. To perform the steps in this article, you must be a member of the Schema Admins group, and have network connectivity with the DC that holds the Schema Master FSMO role.

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