A couple times, I've seen a Windows 7 computer with no free hard drive space and tons of space used in c:\windows\temp. The answer is in this article:
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3112358/microsoft-windows/windows-7-log-file-compression-bug-can-fill-up-your-hard-drive.html
It's some sort of bug in Windows. The fix is:
1) stop the Windows Module Installer service
2) move all the files out of c:\windows\logs\cbs (I typically move them to c:\windows\logs\cbs.old)
3) delete all the files in c:\windows\temp
4) reboot
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Thursday, November 1, 2018
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
SSL certificate errors on Outlook for Mac caused by Outlook bug
Outlook 2016 for Mac has a bug in it that causes Outlook to show a security error when connecting to an Exchange server even when the Exchange server and all parts are properly configured. This post will talk about what the error looks like and how to make the error disappear.
When opening or configuring Outlook for Mac that connects to an Exchange account, users will get an error like this:
You can hit "continue" to get through the error, but to remove the error forever more . . .
Hit "Show Certificate"
Check the box for "Always trust"
Hit Continue
Enter your password at the prompt that comes up.
When opening or configuring Outlook for Mac that connects to an Exchange account, users will get an error like this:
You can hit "continue" to get through the error, but to remove the error forever more . . .
Hit "Show Certificate"
Check the box for "Always trust"
Hit Continue
Enter your password at the prompt that comes up.
Labels:
bug,
certificate,
Exchange,
Mac,
Office365,
Outlook,
Outlook for Mac,
SSL
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