Me: clicks Reply on a Teams message.
Teams: this is a perfect time to pop up a random lecture about how to change your settings!

Behodar:

 

Me: clicks Reply on a Teams message.
Teams: this is a perfect time to pop up a random lecture about how to change your settings!

 

This morning: how to configure Copilot in Teams to always accept your boss's meeting requests...

Fark off!

freitasm:

 

This morning: how to configure Copilot in Teams to always accept your boss's meeting requests...

 

Fark off!

 

Hey, boss! No agenda - no meeting!  😁

And Copilot, if you're bored, find out which of my data is being leaked to Redmond. 🤣

I was going to say Microsoft, for removing the option to delete auto-suggested email addresses.  But I see they have bought it back.

freitasm:

 

This morning: how to configure Copilot in Teams to always accept your boss's meeting requests...

 

Fark off!

 

50/50 chance with my boss that she forgets about the meeting anyhow 😆

Not design but bug. 

Microsoft is on a crusade for better "quality" and "security".

So... I read about this bug a couple of days ago. If you empty the recycle bin and there are multiple files, it will just ask "Do you want to delete [x] files?"

But if there's just one there, it shows the underlying 8.3 name, instead of the full file name.

It happened to me today.

It was introduced with the latest "quality" update.

Restarted the Windows-based laptop. Waited five minutes for it to "calm down".

With no other applications running (no browser, email client or office apps), how can you explain this much CPU for nothing useful for me, the end user?

Note I took a photo because I wanted to capture just Windows doing... nothing, without adding anything to the mix, not even the screen capture app.

The slop is too much.

Windows 11 lies anyway. The other day I had the fan going at full tilt and the "Performance" tab showing something like 97% CPU usage, while the "Details" tab showed System Idle Process at about 96%.

Thanks, Xero for not telling me anything useful (the NZBN link goes to my company):

freitasm:

 

Thanks, Xero for not telling me anything useful (the NZBN link goes to my company):

 

 

That sounds like the supplier's problem.

MikeAqua:

 

freitasm:

 

Thanks, Xero for not telling me anything useful (the NZBN link goes to my company):

 

 

That sounds like the supplier's problem.

 

If Xero isn't going to give me any useful information, I'd rather not be contacted at all.

Shared a CSV file on my computer via OneDrive (approved method per IT). The recipient sees it as an XLSX file. It's still a CSV on my device. So somehow OneDrive is mysteriously converting the file to XLSX and doing God-knows what transformations... 

I had a CSV file with steam locomotive wheel arrangements in one column, e.g."2-6-2".

All nicely in quotes etc.

Excel and maybe one other app insisted on converting this to a date on import.

freitasm:

 

Restarted the Windows-based laptop. Waited five minutes for it to "calm down".

 

With no other applications running (no browser, email client or office apps), how can you explain this much CPU for nothing useful for me, the end user?

 

Note I took a photo because I wanted to capture just Windows doing... nothing, without adding anything to the mix, not even the screen capture app.

 

The slop is too much.

 

 

At this point I don't really care for whatever is going on. It shouldn't.