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Microsoft Outlook for Android will require Android 9.0 or above starting 10th July 2023

Beginning 10th July 2023, Outlook for Android will no longer support Android 8.x or below.  Users will need to upgrade their Android operating system to Android 9.0 or newer.  If this is not possible then the Android device will need to be replaced with a device that is able to run Android 9.0 or newer.

If users are using Outlook for Android on phones running an older version of Android, they will no longer be able to update to newer versions of Outlook for Android when Microsoft  implement this change.

It should be possible to use the “Get-MobileDevice” powershell command to export a list of devices that are using ActiveSync.  Using this report it should then be possible to review which Android devices are still running an OS that is too old.

Get-MobileDevice | Export-Csv -Path “c:\getmobiledevice\devices.csv”

When using the powershell command above please make sure that the output folder exists.  In this case I created a folder called “getmobiledevice” on the root of C:\

Realtek HD Audio Driver Revision History – Windows 8.1 x86 – x64 and Windows 10 x86 – x64

Realtek HD Audio Driver Revision History – Windows 8.1 x86/x64 and Windows 10 x86/x64

6.0.9492.1 – 14/03/2023
6.0.9452.1
6.0.9363.1 – 07/06/2022
6.0.9279.1
6.0.9210.1
6.0.9180.1 – 01/06/2021
6.0.8720.1 –
6.0.1.8703.1 –
6.0.1.8668 – 28/03/2019
6.0.1.8531 –
6.0.1.8522 –
6.0.1.8480 –
6.0.1.8470 – 19/06/2018
6.0.1.8454 –
6.0.1.8447 –
6.0.1.8425 – 17/04/2018
6.0.1.8363 – 30/01/2018
6.0.1.8302 – 14/11/2017
R2.82 – 6.0.1.8186 –
R2.81 – 6.0.1.8036 –
R2.80 – 6.0.1.8004 –
????? – 6.0.1.7910 – 16/08/2016
????? – 6.0.1.7548 – 30/06/2015
R2.79 – 6.0.1.7541 –
R2.78 – 6.0.1.7512 –
R2.77 – 6.0.1.7503 –

Change of behaviour with TRAN (Transfer) key after upgrading Yealink T3X and Yealink T2X Firmware to V70

I have noticed a change of behaviour with TRAN (Transfer) key after upgrading Yealink T3X and Yealink T2X to the new V70 firmware along with upgrading 3CX Version 11 to Service Pack 3.

It appears that the default DSS Key Transfer Mode is changed from Attended Transfer to Blind Transfer.  An Attended Transfer was always performed when you used the BLF/DSS Keys to perform the Transfer in previous Yealink firmware versions.  For example A calls B wanting to speak with C, B presses TRAN button and then presses the BLF/DSS Key for C.  In this instance B should be able to speak with C (Attended Transfer) to see if they want to take the call rather than A just being passed straight to C (Blind Transfer).

yealink blind transfer

 

You need to login to the Yealink HTTP Interface and then navigate to Phone->Features->Transfer Settings and Change “Transfer Mode via DSSKey” to “Attended Transfer” by using the drop down menu.

yealink attended transfer

So by changing this simple setting you can restore the Attended Transfer function whilst still taking advantage of the V70 Firmware for your Yealink Phone.

Internet Explorer 10 Release Preview for Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and Windows Small Business Server 2011 (SBS 2011) has been released

Internet Explorer 10 Release Preview for Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and Windows Small Business Server 2011 (SBS 2011) has been released.

Fast: Internet Explorer 10 harnesses the untapped power of your PC, delivering pages full of vivid graphics, smoother video, and interactive content Easy: Experience the web the way you want to with pinned sites, built-in Spellcheck, and seamless integration with your PC running Windows 7 Safer: Improved features like SmartScreen Filter and Tracking Protection let you be more aware of threats to your PC and your privacy

You can download Internet Explorer 10 Release Preview using the link below:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/ie-10-release-preview?ocid=GA8_O_WOL_DIS_IE_IE10_NULL