Windows 10: Power BI is failing to start

Power BI is failing to start after installation when I open it CMD opens briefly with this message "ight instance-specific key can not be determined Created empty dump text file C:\Users\PCZL-i7 -01\AppData\Local\Temp\SQLDump0017.txt successfully." and the it and Power BI close. Help

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Power BI

Hello James,

This issue with using Power BI requires advanced technical assistance. For you to get the most appropriate resolution, we suggest that you post your concern in our
Power BI Community. From there, our team from Power BI who specializes with this software will assist you.

Let us know if you need further help with any Windows issue.

 

Microsoft Power BI Service not allowing RLS function

Thanks for the suggestion Ganesh,

But here we need to use the best way that the customer should not able to view the filtering style and this URL method filtering:?filter=Tablename/Fieldname eq 'Value' is not working with the report links in power bi service.

 

Power BI Desktop error 80180014

Hello, I will try to help you with your problem.

Error code 80180014 in Power BI Desktop typically indicates a problem with the sign-in process or authentication. This error commonly occurs when there's an issue with accessing or validating user credentials, such as when signing in to Power BI Desktop or connecting to data sources.

Can you try the following steps:

1. Check your internet connection:
   Ensure that your internet connection is stable and working properly. Sometimes, network issues can prevent successful sign-in or authentication.
   
2. Verify your credentials:
   Double-check the username and password you're using to sign in to Power BI Desktop. Ensure that they are correct and that you have the necessary permissions to access the service.
   
3. Clear cache and cookies:
   Clearing your browser's cache and cookies can sometimes resolve authentication-related issues. This process may vary depending on the browser you're using.
   
4. Update Power BI Desktop:
   Make sure you're using the latest version of Power BI Desktop. Microsoft regularly releases updates to address bugs and improve performance, so installing the latest version may resolve the issue.
   
5. Check service status:
   Occasionally, issues with the Power BI service itself can cause authentication problems. You can check the status of Power BI services on the Microsoft 365 Service Status page to see if there are any reported outages or disruptions.
   
6. Try a different account:
   If possible, try signing in to Power BI Desktop using a different Microsoft account or organizational account to see if the issue persists. This can help determine if the problem is specific to your account or a broader issue.
   

Best regards,

Yu