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Open attachment: Screenshot 2026-09-12 224302 Open attachment: Screenshot 2026-09-12 222823 when signing into my google account with a passkey, it says "something went wrong, try again," and when I check settings, all windows hello options are unavailable.
I am using Office 365, and I'm having trouble using links in Excel formulas. In some older versions of MS Office, I had to paste a formula written in Excel as unformatted Unicode text (using Paste Special) and convert it to a proper formula; it worked for me, but now it doesn't convert text pasted as a link in the equation field into a proper formula. Fortun
I'm wondering if other are experiencing the same thing. Starting August 21th, 2026 I'm seeing more HTTP 502 Bad Gateway errors from Azure Front Door on API requests that just pass-through to my backend server (see graph below). I'm trying to understand the cause and need help / ideas in identifying if it's an Azure problem or a "me" problem. My setup is pret
My App Service Domain was detached/deleted from my resource group during a migration. The domain is active until Sept 2026, but the nameservers reverted to GoDaddy ( domaincontrol.com ). how can the App Service Domain resource be restored to my resource group or making the nameservers point to my Azure DNS Zone."
I am trying to login to my azure portal but Authenticatior is not providing the notification and the genrated codes does not work. I seems that I didn't enable other authentication methods beside Microsoft Authenticator I have switched phone some weeks ago and I don't have access to my previous phone. Please help!
This original scenario reflects a general problem seen on Microsoft Q&A: the sole authorized tenant administrator loses access to the configured authentication method, and no other administrator can help. An employee suggests creating a new Microsoft account with a similar email address. Would that provide tenant authority?
An example team restores a database containing user accounts, posts and a reputation ledger. Basic SQL queries work. They are about to switch the application but have only compared table counts. What additional checks would make the recovery decision more meaningful?
A service’s storage request is denied. In this illustrative case, Policy Troubleshooter reports that the named principal has the permission on the resource. The team has not checked whether the actual call crosses a VPC Service Controls boundary. Does the allowed result settle the whole access question?
An example container was changed to run as a non-root user. It starts, but reading a mounted Secret Manager file fails. The team verified that the runtime service account has secret access. What should be checked next, and why is this different from an environment-secret startup failure?
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