Windows 10: Cant open windows 11 while installing offline .showing msg lets connect to a network?

I am trying to install windows offline11 using Orginal product key but it showing msg to connect internet

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Networked Printer showing "Offline"

Hey guys,

I'm having a slight issue with one of my printers in that it's showing offline and I can't print to it.

It's a Datamax label printer which is connected to my network via a Netgear print server, this has then be added to one of my servers for sharing etc.

So far I've tried the below.

- Classic on/off.
- Removing from server and re-adding.
- Ensuring that under port configuration SNMP Status is disabled.
- Assigning to different IP.
- Restarting Print Spooler.

I can ping it fine and the printer itself is letting me do manual test prints using its interface, but no matter what I cannot get it to stop showing up as offline and allowing me to print to it over the network. I should add that it's worked fine for the past year.

Any suggestions?

 

Opening a .MSG file created by Outlook 365

Because the apps I had tried and the one I had installed, appeared on the list of possible Apps in the list for opening MSG files, I thought that repairing Outlook might work. So I tried the repair option as Sheltieuk had suggested. When I then tried Start – Defaults afterwards and looked to see what was available to open MSG files, Outlook had appeared on the list! Selected that and it worked.

For once I have posed not only a question but an answer!!

 

How can I get Office 2019 (NOT 365) to open files in offline folders when not connected to the Internet?

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



Is your computer connected to any Domain Network?



I suggest you to follow the below steps to remove the offline files and clearing the cache and check if you are able to access the files if not connected to the internet.



Before trying the below steps, I suggest you to take a backup of all the files in the Offline Folder.

• Open Sync Center > Click on Manage Offline Files on the left and select
  Disable Offline Files > Restart the computer once.
  
• Then, click on the Start Menu > Search for
  Command Prompt > Right-click on Command Prompt > Click on
  Run As Administrator.
  
• Once the Command Prompt is up and running, type the following commands one by one and hit
  Enter.
  

cd c:\Windows

takeown /f csc /r /a /d y > NUL

icacls csc /grant AdministratorsF) /t /l /q

• Then, delete the folders under C:\Windows\CSC >
  Restart the computer once > Enable Offline Files again and check if you are able to access the files.
  

For reference, you may also refer Can't open
files offline when you use Offline Files and Windows Information Protection.



If your computer is connected to a Domain Network and If you are still facing the same issue after trying the above troubleshooting steps, then I suggest you to post your query in
IT Pro TechNet forums, where we have support professionals who are well equipped with the knowledge
on Offline Files.