Author: Bob Lin

Ever hit ‘Send’ on an email and realized you made a mistake? Don’t worry! In Microsoft Outlook, you can recall that email before it’s too late.”

“First, go to your ‘Sent Items’ folder. Find the email you want to recall and double-click to open it.”
Next, in the email window, click on File>Info>Resend or Recall.

If you use old outlook, click on the ‘Message’ tab. Under the ‘Actions’ group, select ‘Recall This Message.’ You’ll see two options: ‘Delete unread copies of this message’ or ‘Delete unread copies and replace with a new message.’

Choose ‘Delete unread copies’ if you want to simply remove the email. If you need to correct it, select the option to replace it with a new message.
Click ‘OK’ to proceed. Outlook will attempt to recall the email from recipients’ inboxes. If successful, you’ll receive a confirmation message.”
“Keep in mind, the recall will only work if the recipient hasn’t opened the email yet, and if both of you are using Microsoft Exchange within the same organization. If not, the recall might not succeed.

Now you can rest easy knowing you have a backup plan if you ever need to recall a sent email. Stay in control of your communications with Outlook.

Managing eDiscovery permissions in Microsoft Purview is crucial for compliance, legal, and data security needs. Today, we’ll walk you through assigning eDiscovery permissions in the Microsoft Purview compliance portal.

First, sign in to the compliance portal https://purview.microsoft.com/  using an account that has the necessary permissions to assign roles. You must be a member of the Organization Management role group or have the Role Management role.

In the left pane, click on the Settings.

Then Role groups.

If you use the old Compliance portal, navigate to Roles & scopes and select Permissions. On the Permissions page, under Microsoft Purview solutions, click on ‘Roles’.

If you don’t see Role groups or Permissions, it means you are missing the Role Management role.

On the Role groups page, find and select ‘eDiscovery Manager’. This is the primary role group for managing eDiscovery tasks.

In the eDiscovery Manager pane, you can assign users to two subgroups: eDiscovery Manager and eDiscovery Administrator.

To assign a user as an eDiscovery Manager, click ‘Choose users’ in Manage eDiscovery Manager,

then choose ‘Select users’. Search for the user you want to add, select them, and click ‘Next’.

To assign a user as an eDiscovery Administrator, repeat the process but choose the Administrator role group. Administrators have broader access and can manage any case within the organization.

Once all users are added, review your changes, and click ‘Save’. Your selected users now have the assigned eDiscovery permissions.

With these steps, you can effectively manage eDiscovery permissions in Microsoft Purview, ensuring your organization’s compliance and data security needs are met. For more details on roles and permissions, explore the Microsoft Purview compliance portal.

Ever hit ‘Send’ on an email and realized you made a mistake? Don’t worry! In Microsoft Outlook, you can recall that email before it’s too late.

First, go to your ‘Sent Items’ folder. Find the email you want to recall and double-click to open it.

Next, if you use New Outlook, in the email window, navigate to File>Resend or Recall>Message Resend and Recall>Recall this message. You have two options: Delete unread copies of this message or delete unread copies and replace with a new message. You also have an option to check Tell me if recall succeeds or fails for each recipient.

If you use old Outlook, click on the ‘Message’ tab. Under the ‘Actions’ group, select ‘Recall This Message.’ You’ll see two options: ‘Delete unread copies of this message’ or ‘Delete unread copies and replace with a new message.

Choose ‘Delete unread copies’ if you want to simply remove the email. If you need to correct it, select the option to replace it with a new message.

Click ‘OK’ to proceed. Outlook will attempt to recall the email from recipients’ inboxes. If successful, you’ll receive a confirmation message.

Keep in mind, the recall will only work if the recipient hasn’t opened the email yet, and if both of you are using Microsoft Exchange within the same organization. If not, the recall might not succeed.

Now you can rest easy knowing you have a backup plan if you ever need to recall a sent email. Stay in control of your communications with Outlook.

Whether it’s a document, photo, or video, WinfrGUI makes it easy to retrieve them, even if you’ve accidentally deleted them from your recycle bin.

WinfrGUI is a user-friendly graphical interface for Windows File Recovery. Unlike the command-line version, this tool offers a more accessible experience for all users, with no technical expertise required.

First of all, download WinfrGUI from www.winfr.org.

To get started, simply select the drive where you lost your files.

WinfrGUI supports various file systems including NTFS, FAT and exFAT, ensuring compatibility with most storage devices.

Next, click Scan to begin the search.

WinfrGUI offers 2 scanning modes, Quick Scan and Deep Scan.

Quick Scan is ideal for recently deleted files, while Deep Scan digs deeper to recover files from formatted or corrupted drives.

As the scan progresses, you can monitor the results in real time.

Once the scan is complete, a list of recoverable files is displayed, neatly organized by file type and location.

Select the files you wish to recover, choose a destination folder and hit recover.

It’s that simple.

Your files will be restored to the chosen location, ready for use.

When setting up a new PC with Windows, Microsoft often encourages you to sign in with a Microsoft account. However, it is possible to create a local account instead. Here’s how you can do it:

During Initial Setup

1. Start the Setup Process: Turn on your new PC and start the Windows setup process.
2. Connect to the Internet: If prompted, connect to the internet. This step may vary depending on the Windows version. Sometimes, disconnecting from the internet can help force the local account option.
3. Choose ‘Set up for personal use’: When asked how you’ll be using your device, select “Set up for personal use” and click “Next.”
4. Sign-in Options:
5. In Let’s add your Microsoft account, click on Sign in options.
6. Windows 10: On the “Sign in with Microsoft” screen, select the “Offline Account” option (usually found at the bottom left or somewhere on the screen). Microsoft might try to convince you to use a Microsoft account. Select “No” or “Skip for now.”
7. Windows 11 Home: This might require a workaround since Windows 11 Home usually forces a Microsoft account login. Disconnect from the internet to trigger the local account setup option. When you see the “Let’s connect you to a network” screen, press Shift + F10 to open a command prompt, type OOBE\BYPASSNRO, and press Enter. The PC will restart and allow you to set up without internet, enabling the local account option.
8. User: no@thankyou.com, Pass: yre45ihvcde4tuiioyytrt5345667iiijjhhgfdcb, Account’s banned, Proceed to create local account.
9. Windows 11 Enterprise -> Domain Join instead. Use Workgroup as domain. It’s about the only way to create a local account.
10. Create a Local Account:
    • Enter a username for your local account.
    • Create a password (optional but recommended for security).
    • Follow the remaining setup instructions.

To mirror iPad/iPhone AirPlay to your TV, you need a compatible device and a stable Wi-Fi connection. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

Step 1: Connect both v and iPad/iPhone to the Same Wi-Fi Network:

In the TV ( Roku TV in our example, go to Settings>Network. Under Network, check connection

In iPad or iPhone, go to Settings, to check the WiFi connection.

Step 2: Open Control Center:

On an iPhone X or later, or an iPad with iOS 12 or later, swipe down from the upper-right corner of the screen.

Step 3: Select Screen Mirroring:

Tap on “Screen Mirroring.”

Choose Your Device:

Select your Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible smart TV from the list. If an AirPlay passcode appears on your TV screen, enter the passcode on your iOS device.

Start Mirroring:

Your iOS device’s screen will now be mirrored to your TV.

Additional Tips

• End Mirroring: To stop mirroring, open Control Center on your iOS device or click the AirPlay icon on your Mac and select “Stop Mirroring” or “Turn AirPlay Off.”

Troubleshooting

• Check Compatibility: Ensure your TV supports AirPlay 2 if you’re not using an Apple TV.
• Update Software: Keep your devices updated to the latest software versions.
• Restart Devices: If you experience connectivity issues, try restarting your iOS device, Mac, and TV.

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By default, each video clip in Clipchamp is 5 seconds long. This article shows you how to adjust the speed of video clips in Clipchamp.

Option 1: Adjusting Clip Speed in the Control Panel

1. Create a New Project: Open Clipchamp and create a new project.
2. Select the Clip: Double-click on the clip you want to change the speed of.
3. Adjust Speed: Select your clip on the timeline and click “Speed” in the control panel. Choose from “Slow,” “Normal,” or “Fast.” Use the slider to set the desired speed.

Option 2: Adjust Using Green Side Bars

1. Select the Clip: Click on the clip in the timeline. The clip will display a green circle.
2. Adjust Speed: Move the mouse inside the green circle and hold the left mouse button. Drag to the left or right to decrease or increase the speed, respectively. Pull the green side bar to increase the duration.

Note: If you want to change the speed of all clips, select all of them by pressing Ctrl + A, then follow the same steps.

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Hi Bob, I was recording my screen using the snipping tool in windows 11 but after recording I forgot to save that recording and shutdown my pc. How can I get that screen recording?

by design, unsaved Snipping Tool files are saved in this path:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.ScreenSketch_8wekyb3d8bbwe\TempState

1. Press Windows + R keys to open Run.

2. Type the path %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.ScreenSketch_8wekyb3d8bbwe\TempState

3. Inside the Recordings folder will be the videos.

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Situation: None of user can access the time clock, TrusShift network device.

Solution 1: Reset the network device by unplugging the power cord and plugging it back in.

Solution 2: The device might not be assigned an IP address or could be on a different network. Try the following:

• Ping the device if you know its IP address.

• In the DHCP settings, ensure the device is on the same network and that an IP address has been assigned to it.

• Verify that the DHCP settings on the network device are set to “Auto” or are configured for static IP.

Solution 3: An IP address conflict might be preventing access to the network device. For example, the IP address 192.168.1.101 might already be in use by another device.

It is recommended to use static IP addresses to avoid conflicts.

Solution 4: The issue could be due to a bad cable or the device being too far away to obtain an IP address from the DHCP server. Use a laptop to test it.

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To link your existing WordPress site to your new hosting environment, you’ll need to migrate your WordPress site. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

1. Backup Your Existing Site:

Before making any changes, ensure you have a complete backup of your current website. You can use plugins like UpdraftPlus, Duplicator, or All-in-One WP Migration to create a backup.

Steps with All-in-One WP Migration:

1. Install the Plugin:
   • Go to Plugins > Add New in your WordPress dashboard.
   • Search for All-in-One WP Migration.
   • Install and activate the plugin.
2. Export Your Site:
   • Go to All-in-One WP Migration > Export.
   • Click on Export To and choose File.
   • Download the export file when it’s ready.

2. Set Up WordPress on the New Hosting:

1. Install WordPress:
   • Follow your new hosting provider’s instructions to install WordPress.
   • Ensure WordPress is installed and you can access the new site’s dashboard.

3. Import Your Site to the New Hosting:

1. Install All-in-One WP Migration Plugin:
   • On your new WordPress site, go to Plugins > Add New.
   • Search for All-in-One WP Migration.
   • Install and activate the plugin.
2. Import Your Site:
   • Go to All-in-One WP Migration > Import.
   • Click on Import From and choose File.
   • Upload the export file you downloaded from your old site.
   • Follow the prompts to complete the import process.

4. Update DNS Settings:

1. Get New Nameservers:
   • Your new hosting provider will give you new nameservers (usually found in the hosting account dashboard).
2. Update at Domain Registrar:
   • Log in to your domain registrar where your domain is registered.
   • Find the DNS settings or Nameservers section.
   • Replace the old nameservers with the new ones provided by your hosting company.
   • Save changes and allow up to 48 hours for the DNS to propagate.

5. Check Your Site:

1. Verify the Site:
   • After DNS propagation, visit your site to ensure everything is working correctly.
   • Check for any missing content or broken links and fix them as necessary.
2. Update Permalinks:
   • Go to Settings > Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard.
   • Click Save Changes to refresh your permalink structure.

Additional Tips:

• Database Connection Issues: If you encounter any database connection issues, verify the wp-config.php file on your new hosting for correct database credentials (DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_HOST).
• SSL Certificate: If your old site used HTTPS, ensure you set up an SSL certificate on your new hosting.
• Testing: Before changing the DNS, you can test the new setup by modifying the hosts file on your computer to point your domain to the new server’s IP address.

Following these steps should help you successfully migrate and link your existing WordPress site to the new hosting environment. If you encounter any issues, your new hosting provider’s support team should also be able to assist you.