Windows 10: Why is MS so aggressive - Microsoft 365

I have an academic MS Office account, but I am RIGHT NOW being assailed with nag-ads to try Microsoft 365 for free. Shut up!!!!!!!!! And why, if I leave an issue here, do I never know that there are replies? Other forums have the option to send an e-mail if there are replies.PLUS after a Dell technician worked on my notebook yesterday I am constantly being assailed with a nag screen DEMANDING that I sign in to, presumably, Office 365. I don't have anything I want to do with it at the moment, so why the hell should I sign in? The only thing that occurs is that Microsoft wants to monitor my

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How to set value of height or width of cell precisely? - ms excel Office 365

I'm going to make labels for pasting in MS Excel Microsoft Business 365. I have version 1903 (compilation 11425.20228). But they should made precisely and perfectly.

1. Now when I begin editing the height of cell in MS Excel I set the value on 15,3. Then I click OK the value is set on 15,5.
   
2. When I set the value on 15,333 then is set on 15,25.
   
3. When I write the value on 15,22222 is set on 15,25.
   

The same applies with setting width of cell. I have no clue how to deal with or solve it.

Can someone suggest me that how to do it?

 

office 365 vs office 2013

my Microsoft surface came with 1 month trial of ms office 365 , now it's expired.now I wanna know if I she subscribe to office 365 or uninstall it & install office 2013. what's the difference between both?

 

Roaming aggressiveness doesn't change anything

Hello _gjg,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

Roaming aggressiveness is the rate at which your device selects and switches to the nearest available point of access, offering a better signal. The Sensitivity depends on the signal strength and quality, not on the distance to the Wi-Fi point.

In this scenario, you might want to reset roaming aggressiveness to check if it works out for you. To do reset, you will have to run a PowerShell command.


To check the existing value of Roaming Aggressiveness run the below command from an Administrative PowerShell Command prompt.

• Right click on the Start menu and select
  Windows PowerShell (Admin) and type the command as : Get-NetAdapterAdvancedProperty –Name “Wi-Fi”
  
• Make sure to change the Wi-Fi string to what your adapter is called.
  

To set Roaming Aggressiveness, execute the following commands from Administrative PowerShell Commands.

• Set-NetAdapteradvancedProperty -Name “Wi-Fi” -DisplayName “Roaming Aggressiveness” –DisplayValue “1. Lowest”
  
  
• Set-NetAdapteradvancedProperty -Name “Wi-Fi” -DisplayName “Roaming Aggressiveness” –DisplayValue “5. Highest”
  

Hope it helps.

Mala S

Microsoft Community - Moderator