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1. OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP CODE
2. OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP WINDOWS 7
3. OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP WINDOWS

OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP CODE

So you have to get the code that was sent to the other person’s phone in order to get into the thing. Or let’s take the case I often see in small businesses – two people work in the business, the access is tied to the one person’s phone – but another person in the office is actually working on it. These vendors need to not charge per user, but understand that sometimes in firms we assign someone else to do the actual work. So you end up sharing out the credentials which totally loses accountability. But that person may not be doing the actual work of the project. Often there is an invite sent to a specific person. I’ve seen this often with Managed service providers and even in my industry. Then there is the issue of multi-user two factor. And often she finds this so frustrating that businesses from banks to medical offices can’t handle this secondary log in possibility. She wants to be able to manage – but not BE the person when it comes to log ins. Often she doesn’t want to have rights to the actual account or the bank account, but merely view rights. Where she must manage the doctor’s appointments, assist with the bank accounts, help out with log ins for another person, someone who is remote to her and not local. She is currently doing what she calls “case management” for a relative. My girlfriend and I recently discussed this issue. A day that Microsoft wanted us to ditch our passwords completely and move to authentication apps, fido keys and other tools to move us away from passwords.īut I’d argue that all of these solutions haven’t addressed that there are times I need to have access to someone else’s account for purposes of administration, management, use case that is not being addressed well at all. First I’ll follow these instructions to make a bootable flash drive, I’ll report next weekend on my progress! But I’m going to press on and just see if this is doable. In poking around the web site, it’s definitely not supported, and was not considered a good candidate three years ago. It has a 16 gig hard drive, Intel Celeron Processor 1007U 1.5GHz (2MB 元 Cache) 2 GB DDR3 RAM I purchased the Acer C710-2834 from Amazon back in 2013. So my first bit of a roadblock is the fact that Cloud Ready has gone more “corporate” and now has certified models that they recommend. Along the way I’ll discuss the issues I hit. I was going to try to initially move these to a supported Chrome OS like Cloud Ready but recently they got bought out by Google. I don’t expect these two devices to be beefy workstations, rather merely web browsing and email only.

OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP WINDOWS

Clearly they cannot support Windows 11 as they have no TPM chip. These days you need 16 gigs (at least) and a SSD drive to be usable for Windows 10. What’s my goal? Well first they are no longer usable as Windows devices.

Meaning that it’s a functional machine and doesn’t mandate that I take a coffee break for 20 minutes as it boots up and it has to still get patches. She’s since bought a new chromebook that is supported.īut before I add these two laptops to the ewaste heap – I’m going to see what I can do to make them USABLE and SUPPORTED. It’s no longer usable for it’s most recent use – that of tele-medicine for someone who used it recently. Laptop number 2 was sold as a Chromebook but the version is now out of date and it’s unsupported.

OFFICE MAC CHECK FOR UPDATES MISSING FROM HELP WINDOWS 7

Laptop number 1 was built for Vista and is now running Windows 7 (barely). I have two old laptops that over the next few weekends I’m going to attempt to see what options I have to make them usable.