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Archive: June 2015

upload a .pst into office 365 online

19 June 2015
Grimey
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Categories: Uncategorized
  1. Purchased new microsoft 365 account
  2. Set up outlook on a machine and downloaded all the Godaddy emails.
  3. Exported downloaded emails and exported to a .pst
  4. Downloaded Azure and used their command lines to upload the file.
    azure_1
  5. Created a user mapping file
    pst_1
  6. In 365 at the bottom go to Admin. I went through the steps in the link below of adding “Mailbox Import Export” Role and adding the right “member”
  7. I used the video down below to set up the users original “@whatever.com” email address. I had to add some txt records, cname, and mx records.
    old exhchange settings
  8. Back in the admin section of 365 I went to “Import” in the left side menu. I created a new “upload over network”. This is where the Azure step comes back in. You’ll link back to the .pst in this step. You will also need your mapping file.

    pst_5

https://technet.microsoft.com/library/ms.o365.cc.IngestionHelp.aspx?v=15.1.166.0&l=1#BKMK_CreateAnewMappingtoupload

This link was a great way to use the existing email address and port it to the “.onmicrosoft.com” email address.

 

Windows 7 updates failed – How to fix this

17 June 2015
Grimey
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Categories: Uncategorized, Windows 7

We recently had to reload a couple of Windows 7 machines, and when running the Windows updates they weren’t installing.

We fixed this by running the Windows Update Troubleshooter.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Open-the-Windows-Update-troubleshooter

I ran the troubleshooter 3 times before it fixed all the errors it found.

Had this issue again. Here are some things to look for.

  1. Make sure Windows is activated.
  2. In the run window type in “msconfig”. You will need administrative permissions.
    Check “Hide all Microsoft services”. Hit “Disable all”. It will ask you to restart. Do not restart. You will need to restart these when your done.
    disable_microsoft_services
  3. In “Services” make sure “Windows Update” and “Background Intelligence” is started.
    service_background_intel

This link lead us to the fix that repaired the second machine.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/956702

BEST SOLUTION:
A couple of other techs I worked with discovered the first couple of Windows 7 updates need to be installed manually. After that the rest of the updates worked the way they should. They found the information here.

http://www.freenode-windows.org/resources/vista-7/windows-update

ANOTHER POSSIBLE SOLUTION:

One of our techs has used this solution. This one helped when it wasn’t a fresh install.

http://download.wsusoffline.net/

Download the latest .ZIP package, and use the documentation to complete the task.

I hope this helps someone else out there…