I missed the opportunity to migrate my MC account. What now I saw it in MC's help center "While you won’t be able to keep your skins, progress, or Java profile name, you can complete the following post-migration process before December 18, 2023 to experience
This users on-premises mailbox hasnt been migrated to Exchange . . . You can confirm whether the user is successfully migrated: The user mailbox should show a MailboxType of Office 365 for Exchange Online mailboxes and Userfor on-premises mailboxes You can also use the following cmdlet in on-premises Exchange shell to confirm the user has a recipient type of MailUser:
Recipient Type Values - Microsoft Community Technical Level: Intermediate Summary Both mailbox creation and deletion failure scenarios heavily involve verifying the current recipient type values across all directories - especially in a directory synchronised environment
Challenges Following the Migration of On-Premises Rooms to Office 365 . . . Navigate to the on-premises room mailbox that was migrated to Office 365 Right-click on the mailbox and select Properties Click on the Resource General tab Click on the "Refresh" button to force a synchronization of the mailbox with Office 365 Wait for a few minutes and check if the calendar is now showing the scheduled meetings
Mailbox still showing that is located on-Premises after Migration. When we attempted to migrate using Hybrid Migration, we ran into an issue The issue was that some mailboxes created an issue in which the mailbox was migrated to Office 365 and its status on Office 365 was completed, but the mailbox started to show that it was located on-premises
Public Folders not accessible after migration - Microsoft Community After migration to Office 365, migrated users are unable to access the public folders anymore 1 How do i make the migrated users access the public folders 2 If i migrate the public folders using batch migration , will the on premise users still be able to access the public folders Thanks
Stuck with the Device was not migrated due to partial or ambiguous . . . Even funnier is the fact that my main primary display is exactly the same model as my secondary and surprisingly this device could be migrated successfully Also, the 'not migrated' secondary display continues to flicker a teeny tiny bit ASUS support just told me the brand new display must be broken
New folder Default. migrated in the Users folder Migrated" folder appear under User’s folder "Default Migrated" folder was appeared because you have upgraded from Windows 7 to windows 8 "Default Migrated" folder was a path that contained your user account settings and data You can leave it alone, as it contains migrated user settings and data