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The issues documented in this section have been reported after installing the recent updates listed below. We're investigating the issues and will update this page when a fix is available. In the meantime, please use the workarounds suggested for each issue.

The issue is fixed in Monthly Channel Version 1709 (Build 8528.2139). To get the latest update immediately, open Outlook and choose File > Office Account > Update Options > Update Now.

For whatever reason, you might have not updated your Windows virtual machine to Windows 10 yet. Maybe the tiles from Windows 8 turned you off, maybe you have programs that are only supported in Windows 7? Whatever the reason, you might want to take advantage of the short window we have left to get the free upgrade to Windows 10 (July 29th is the cut off date).

after typing in app.update.silent [you must add it by pressing the + sign] yes boolean as the other apps. are set to boolean on my win 7 pro machine.yes I am in America and English is the only language I know. :( [sad isnt it?]

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A potential solution to managing the problem of low back pain is the identification and control of modifiable risk factors. This approach is appealing and seemingly logical and there are notable examples where such an approach has provided major improvements in public health. For back pain this approach has not yet been fruitful: Cochrane reviews of workplace interventions [5], insoles [6] and lumbar supports [7] have failed to support these traditional back pain prevention approaches. Prevention strategies have to date been largely based on controlling long-term exposure to risk factors, for example, modifying seats to control vibration in truck drivers. However it is likely that the full potential of prevention will not be reached unless we also consider commonly occurring, modifiable risk factors that happen just before the onset of back pain. In this regard we see our proposed research as complementary to, rather than in conflict with, research evaluating long term risk factors.

The existence of short term risk factors or 'triggers' is consistent with the time course of back pain. It is well established that most people will experience low back pain in their lifetime [8], that pain is typically recurrent [9] and that episodes are usually of sudden onset [10]. For example research conducted by our group demonstrated that in an inception cohort of 969 subjects, 82% reported that their onset of low back pain was sudden [10]. This pattern of low back pain suggests that rather than solely looking at long term exposure to risk factors it would be instructive to also look closely at events occurring immediately prior to the episode to identify modifiable triggers to the episode. This information is routinely sought by health practitioners when a patient with low back pain seeks care. The treating clinician commonly asks the patient what activity they were performing just prior to the onset of pain, in essence, "was the episode triggered by something unusual that happened just before?" The scientific method best suited to answer this question is the case-crossover design [11].

An episode of acute low back pain will be defined as an episode preceded by a period of at least one month without low back pain where the participant was not consulting a health care practitioner or continuing with medication for their low back pain (in accordance with the De Vet et al. [13] definition of an 'episode' of acute low back pain). A sudden onset episode of low back pain will be defined as pain of at least moderate intensity that developed over the first 24 hours (assessed using a modified version of item 7 of the SF36).

Recall bias is a major limitation of retrospective studies. Participants may under or overestimate the usual frequency of exposures to the time of the injury (case window). They may also under or overestimate exposure in the case control windows because of memory lapse or difficulty in estimating exposure. In this study, participants must have presented for care within seven days of the onset of the injury to facilitate recall of activities. In addition, our questionnaire asks participants to use prompts such as referring to their agenda, calendar and/or smartphones to stimulate their memory of the activities they performed in the days prior to the onset of their low back pain.

Installed Boot Camp with Windows 7. Audio driver was a complete pain in the @$ to find and install. Windows auto-installed a Microsoft HD Audio driver, but this left the red light (S/PDIF Optical) in the jack on, and sometimes headphones/headset wasn't recognized.

With support ended in early 2020, and Microsoft only offering limited security updates through a costly Extended Security Update (ESU) program, continued use of Windows 7 presented intolerable levels of risk and expense. In addition to the cost of support and the security exposure presented by continued use of Windows 7, there was also considerable risk in managing the dependencies of specialized applications running on those systems, as those tools halted their own support for that retired operating system.

This dynamic created uncertainty, pain and inefficiency for the IT teams responsible for supporting an increasingly complex technical landscape, as well as the end users relying on critical applications running on out-of-date Windows 7.

A massive upgrade process in this scenario is complex. Even basic steps like distributing operating system update files (e.g. ISO images) and managing the bandwidth to distribute them present significant challenges. In this case, the organization had a global presence, including offices situated in remote locations with multiple machines served by tightly limited bandwidth.

Core to our success was establishing comprehensive visibility across workstations and their configurations, and working iteratively in waves to group and update those systems. Tanium gave us the power to effectively use available bandwidth for ISO distribution, and to configure upgrades mapped to the OS-level language and add-on language pack requirements of each system. The same held true for application-level updates that these system upgrades necessitated, though sometimes with some system-level manual intervention.

As we brought more systems live on Windows 10, we also worked with the client to push Windows 10 updates as well, as those became available (e.g. version 1909, version 2004, version 21H1). In many instances, these updates could be executed in a way that was completely transparent to end users.

For example, in this instance during the planning process we conducted a review of the Microsoft knowledge base, and discovered a game-changing detail in KB4023057. Turns out, Microsoft had bundled files and data for Windows 10 version 21H1 in an earlier update. By building a custom script to activate those already present but dormant files, we were able to bypass the need to push nearly 5 gigabytes of data to each system. Instead, we were able to activate that version update by delivering a customer 1 megabyte update.

If you do think the problem is indeed with your PC , we could reinstall Windows. We know that you have loads of apps/data, then we could choose the reinstall options. About reinstall types , we could refer to this link: -us/windows/reinstall-windows-d8369486-3e33-7d9c-dccc-859e2b022fc7#:~:text=Use%20the%20installation%20media%20to%20reinstall%20Windows%2010,data%2C%20apps%2C%20and%20settings.%20...%20More%20items...%20 Perhaps reinstall Windows 10 using installation media is one of the best choices which we could try.

Another solution is to use dropbox which also I am using anyway however I do need my windows to work perfectly. Don't know where this actually makes a roadblock for me and for sure the autosave function seems good to have.

isnt there any option to just disable this kind of login prompt? So that I can login in office apps using online browser login or web api login. Why does it have to use my windows security to log in to office apps.

Dual boot Windows 7 & 8. (Can't get this to work. Windows 7 is already installed, and though I can get Windows 8 to install on the second HD, I can't get its boot menu to see Windows 7. I suspect this would be easier if I installed Windows 8 first, but that would be a huge pain.)

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On Windows 10, you can update your system by navigating to Settings, and click on Update & Security. In this menu, you can click Check for updates to see the latest patches available for your system.

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