Clients often ask where and how to download Office desktop installation from Office 365 accounts? Some of them want the previous version or maybe the next (preview) version.
The simplest way is to visit the following URL: https://portal.office.com/OLS/MySoftware.aspx, type your Office 365 credentials and start using it 😉
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When creating a VPN connection on a client machine default settings for VPN is “Use default gateway on remote network”. Currently, on Windows 10 the TCP/IPv4 properties are greyed out because of some bug 🙂 The problem is that you cannot change those IPv4 settings in classic Properties window. Here is a simple solution: