Windows 10: 2024-01

jason lee 666 · Feb 24, 2024

it's been almost 3 months now, is there any chance this is getting fixed or is it just another case of "**** the end users"

:)

Brink · Feb 24, 2024

What is new in Microsoft Teams (free) for January 2024

We have been busy working on new features in December and January, making the free version of Teams even better!

You can now set community specific nicknames to make it easier for others to recognize you.

It’s easier than ever to connect with contacts in Teams. Simply add them to a chat with their email address.

We’ve simplified design to provide quicker access channels within a community on mobile.

Community owners can make their space stand out by adding a community banner image.

Read on to learn more! Community specific nicknames Set a nickname to make it easier for the other community members to know who you are. For example, in a community of parents, you could set your nickname to be ‘Will (John’s dad)’ to make it super clear who you are. Or your nickname could be ‘Coach Will’ in a community for a sports team. These nicknames are specific to a community so you don’t need to worry about being shown as ‘Coach Will’ in other places than that one specific community where you set the nickname. Here’s how to set a nickname: Windows 11 Select ‘Manage community’ after right clicking the community’s name or tapping the more options (…) menu.

Then tap ‘Set nickname’ next to your account name to set your nickname in this community.

Android and iOS When in community settings (which you can access by tapping the community’s name at the top of the screen), tap your profile picture in the members list and select ‘Set nickname’.

Contact search with email address (Windows 11) Create a Teams chat with the frequent collaborators in your life simply by typing their email address in the search box at the top of the screen. A new chat will be created with this contact and they will be notified via email.

Easy access to community channels (Android, iOS) We’ve heard your feedback! Users can now access channels entry-point directly inside the community. Easily switch between channels to quickly stay up to date on the latest. Communities with more than 3 channels will allow for expand/collapse view to help keep the home screen organized.

You can come back to the main channel of the community by tapping the back icon in the top left corner.

If you have more than three channels in your community, tapping See all channels will show the full list.

Community banners (Android, iOS) When you go to a community on mobile, you’ll see a banner image at the top of the screen. If you’re the community owner, change it by selecting one of the standard community banner images or uploading your own image. Start by tapping the pencil icon in the top right corner in your community.

Select one of the standard options as your community banner or upload your custom image by tapping Upload button.

If you select one of the standard options, tap Save to change the community banner. If you upload a custom image, it will be saved as the community banner after uploading and adjusting it. You share, we listen. We are always grateful to receive your feedback and suggestions to make Teams better.

Report bugs and glitches by sending us relevant feedback using the in-app form. Please include diagnostic logs and screenshots to help us to investigate your issue. Learn more how to send feedback or suggest a feature in Teams (free)

If you have suggestions for new features or changes to the existing ones, you can vote and submit ideas on Microsoft Teams (free) Feedback Portal.

You can always create a post on the Microsoft Tech Community as well.

Thank you! We will always build Teams free forward to better support this community’s needs.
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Source: What’s new in Microsoft Teams (free) | Jan 2024 - Teams Insider

JAlexG · Feb 24, 2024

Unable to install 2024-01 Cumulative Updates for Windows 11

I've tried the Windows Troubleshooter, and I disabled Malwarebytes (I primarily use Windows Defender, so I didn't need it running as well), and I've tried restarting a couple times.

But the following two updates refuse to install, and I keep receiving error code 0x80070020 for:

2024-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5034123)

2024-01 Cumulative Update for .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8.1 for Windows 11, version 22H2 for x64 (KB5033920)

What do I need to do, to get these updates to install?

I'm running Windows 11 Home (version 22H2).

Not sure if it's extraneous info but my processor is a 12th Gen Intel i7, with 32GB of RAM.

Many thanks,

Montblack · Feb 24, 2024

My laptop´s camera stopped working after last update on 01/11/2024 (package)

Hi,

Microsoft Windows 10 Home 10.0.19045 / Toshiba SATELLITE S50-B

After the update package on January 11th, 2024 my camera stopped working. First, when I turned on it turned off by itself. Since January 19th, 2024, it doesn't work at all. I followed all the troubleshooting steps Microsoft suggested, none of which resolved the issue. There is no message of error.

Thanks and best regards.

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