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We are happy to help you Based on your description, I understand that you have a query "how do I find SMTP and Port # for my Microsoft Exchange account?" I checked on my end, these options are not accessible via File > Account settings > Account settings > Change > more settings and then Advanced, as they are for IMAP or POP3 accounts
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I have a paid Skype number I would like to port this number to Teams Please provide me with the step-by-step instructions
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Select Port and click Next Choose UDP, and specify the local ports 22222, 10004 Select Block the connection, and apply the rule to all profiles (Domain, Private, Public) Name the rule something like “Block dasHost UDP Broadcasts” and complete the setup Restart your system for the changes to take effect
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Hello, I have a UK Skype number, I'd like to Port it from Skype to Google Voice Google would like me to provide the name and address of the current provider, where do I find these details?
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Try a Different USB Port or Cable Check for Hardware Damage: Update the USB driver in device manager Remove the device from device manager Working solutions, however very intrusive: Go back to the office, plugin the docking station and plug it out Open up my laptop (screw the back of), remove the battery, install the battery and screw the back on
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Hi, Minh Hoang2 Welcome to the Microsoft Community Thank you for your feedback I understand that you are experiencing the “Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)” issue on Windows, here are some troubleshooting options: Method 1: Check the hardware connection Try plugging the device into a different USB port, especially the direct-connect port on the motherboard, to
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