Monday, January 29, 2018

Roxio Creator De: Drive In Use By Another User Or Project Error

I could not burn to any DVD or CD because the program says "Drive in Use by Another user or Project".
I tried to restart the machine. Uninstalled the software and installed again by then the status says "Drive in Use by Another user or Project".

I researched on this issue and I finally got the solution and it works.

The OS on my machine is Windows 7 pro 64-bit. You need to search for the file called rcb-E - where is the name that Roxio is reporting as using the drive. For example if it says "Drive in use by Ruel", the file will be called rcb-Eruel. Delete that file and then the issue will be gone.

Sunday, January 28, 2018

How to find World Wide Name (WWN) in Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2

In Windows Server 2008 or 2008 R2, we can use "Storage Explorer" to locate World Wide Name (WWN). Started from Windows Server 2012, "Storage Explorer" was removed. To find WWN in Windows Server 2012 or 2012 R2, we can use PowerShell to perform "Get-InitiatorPort".

How to check unexpectedly shut down on Windows (Event ID 6008)

When the Windows system shuts down unexpectedly, the Windows system creates a Event which is ID 6008 in System Log. The event provides the date and time for last unexpected shut down.


To check the boot up time of the system, you can perform "systeminfo" at "Command Prompt".

Saturday, January 20, 2018

How to enable the Disk Cleanup tool on Windows Server 2008 R2

If your hard drive is getting full, and you wish to do a disk cleanup, there are two ways to enable the Disk Cleanup tool.  We recommend using Option #2 below for several reasons:
- Installing the Desktop Experience feature will not only install Disk Cleanup, but a lot of other utilities you likely don't need on a server (sound recorder, desktop themes, etc.)
- Installing the Desktop Experience feature will require a server reboot.

How to enable the Disk Cleanup tool:

1) Go to Programs & Features, and in the Features section, enable/install "Desktop Experience".   The downside to this is that you will need to reboot your server after installing this and it installs other components you do not need on a server.

2) [RECOMMENDED] -  All you really need to do is copy some files that are already located on your server into specific system folders, as described at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff630161(WS.10).aspx

The location of the files you need to copy depend on your version of Windows:
Operating System
Architecture
File Location
Windows Server 2008 R2
64-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7600.16385_none_c9392808773cd7da\cleanmgr.exe
Windows Server 2008 R2
64-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7600.16385_en-us_b9cb6194b257cc63\cleanmgr.exe.mui
Windows Server 2008
64-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.18000_en-us_b9f50b71510436f2\cleanmgr.exe.mui
Windows Server 2008
64-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.18000_none_c962d1e515e94269\cleanmgr.exe.mui
Windows Server 2008
32-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.18000_en-us_5dd66fed98a6c5bc\cleanmgr.exe.mui
Windows Server 2008
32-bit
C:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.18000_none_6d4436615d8bd133\cleanmgr.exe
Windows Server 2012:
C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr_31bf3856ad364e35_6.2.9200.16384_none_c60dddc5e750072a\cleanmgr.exe
C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-cleanmgr.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.2.9200.16384_en-us_b6a01752226afbb3\cleanmgr.exe.mui
Windows Server 2012 R2:  must install Desktop Experience. Use Powershell command:
Install-WindowsFeature Desktop-Experience


Once you’ve located the files move them to the following locations (Server 2012 non-R2 and earlier):
  1. Copy Cleanmgr.exe to %systemroot%\System32.
     
  2. Copy Cleanmgr.exe.mui to %systemroot%\System32\en-US.
     
You can now launch the Disk cleanup tool by running Cleanmgr.exe from the command prompt.

How to Enable / Disable Multiple RDP Sessions in Windows 2012

How to Enable/Disable Multiple RDP Sessions in Windows 2012By default, Windows 2012 servers allow a single Remote Desktop session. If only one session is available and you take over another person's live session, you may choose to enable multiple RDP sessions. This article describes the process for enabling and disabling multiple sessions.

Enable Multiple RDP Sessions
  1. Log into the server using Remote Desktop.
  2. Open the start screen (press the Windows key) and type gpedit.msc and open it
  3. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Connections.
  4. Set Restrict Remote Desktop Services user to a single Remote Desktop Services session to Disabled.
  5. Double click Limit number of connections and set the RD Maximum Connections allowed to 999999.
Disable Multiple RDP Sessions
  1. Log into the server using Remote Desktop.
  2. Open the start menu and type 'gpedit.msc' and open it
  3. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Connections.
  4. Set Restrict Remote Desktop Services user to a single Remote Desktop Services session to Enabled.

Sunday, January 14, 2018

Customize your Office 365 team site for file storage and sharing

If you have a small business with a few employees, one of the best ways to set up file sharing and online collaboration is to use OneDrive for Business and an Office 365 team site together. Then, customize your Office 365 team site so you can take advantage of more storage and collaboration features.
In this tutorial, we provide step-by-step instructions to help you customize your Office 365 team site and share files with people outside of your business. You can do all of the steps, or choose only those steps that interest you.
If you do all of the steps in order, you will start with a basic Office 365 team site Home page that looks like this:
An image of the basic team site
You can also customize it so it looks like something like this, with links to shared OneDrive for Business folders and a subsite:
A screenshot of a customized team site with a subsite

Step 1: Customize file storage on your Office 365 team site

Estimated time to complete: 15–20 minutes
In this step, we show you how to add more document libraries to your Office 365 team site so you can organize your files. Then we show you how to add a list of contacts that you can connect with your contacts list in Outlook. Both of these are popular features for team sites!

Add more document libraries to your team site

Your Office 365 team site already includes a Documents library that you can start using now. If you outgrow the default Documents library, it's easy to add more storage containers to your team site. First, spend some time thinking about how you want to group files on your Office 365 team site and what you want to name the storage containers so the files are easy to find. If you have a lot of information to organize, see Plan your content for your Team site for some pointers.
Here's how you can create more document libraries with names specific to your business.
  1. Go to your Office 365 team site. On the Office 365Home page, choose Sites > Team Site.
  2. On your team site Home page, choose the Add lists, libraries, and other apps tile.
    To add a new storage container to your site, choose the Add lists, libraries, and other apps tile.
  3. On the Your Apps page, choose Document Library.
    To add a new document storage container, on the Your Apps page, choose the Documents tile.
  4. Type a name for your new document library, and then choose Create.
    Type a name for your document library and the choose Create.
    Your new document library appears in the left-side navigation menu under Recent.
    After you add a new document library, it appears in the right-side under Recent.
  5. To add more document storage containers, choose add an app > Document Library again.
  6. To delete a document library, hover over the tile for the library, choose the More button(. . .), and then choose Remove.
    To rename or remove a document library, click the elipsis.
  7. To rename a document library, choose Settings, then choose List name, description, and navigation. In the Name box, type a new name, and choose Save. Choose Site Contents so you can continue adding more document libraries.
  8. When you're done adding more document libraries, choose the Home hyperlink at the top of the page to go back your Home page.
    The home page of your team site will look something like the one below, with links to your new document libraries in the left-side navigation. In our example, we added containers for Agendas, Client files, Projects, and Instructions.
    Links to your storage containers are now in the left-side navigation.

Add lists to organize data (contacts, tasks, calendar events)

Your team site comes with a set of default apps to help you create new pages for your internal website. The apps work a lot like Word doc templates. When you add an app to your team site, it creates a page for you to enter information in a specific format.
In this step, we use the Contacts app to create a page for a list of contact information, for example, contact info for vendors, suppliers, clients, and so on. Then, we connect the list with Outlook so the contacts appear when your team uses their Office 365 email accounts in Outlook.
Let's get started with the Contacts app.
  1. On your team site Home page, choose the Add lists, libraries, and other apps tile.
    Choose the Add lists, libraries, and other apps tile
  2. On the Your Apps page, choose Contacts.
    Choose the Contacts app
  3. Type a name for your list of contacts, for example, Vendors and Suppliers, and then choose Create. This name will appear at the top of the page of contacts and in the left-side navigation.
  4. On the Site Contents page, choose your new page. In this example it's named Vendors and Suppliers.
  5. Choose + new item to add a contact.
    Choose new to add a contact
  6. Enter the information for your first contact. You can enter information in some or all of the boxes. Choose Save when you're done.
    Enter information in the contacts form.
    By default, Last Name, First Name, Company, Business Phone, Home Phone, and Email address appear on your contacts page. Here's what it looks like with a few contacts added.
    A screenshot that shows many contacts added to your page
  7. To see this list of contacts with your Office 365 email accounts in Outlook, at the top of the page, choose List > Connect to Outlook.
    Choose Connect with Outlook to sync your list of contacts with Outlook
  8. At the security dialog boxes, choose Allow twice, and then Yes. You might receive additional security prompts to enter your Office 365 sign in information for your email account. If so, enter your Office 365 email address and password.
  9. It takes 5–10 minutes for the contacts info from your team site to appear under Other Contacts in Outlook. In Outlook, choose Send and Receive to refresh. Then, you'll see the contacts info in Outlook.
    A screenshot of your team site contacts when they appear in Outlook
    Note that any contacts you enter in Outlook won't appear in your contacts list on your team site.
    After you set up your team site to connect with Outlook, every time you make an update to the contacts on your team site, it will automatically appear in Outlook too.
Check out the other apps that come with your team site. For example, you can use the Calendar app to create a page with a calendar on it to track important events. Or you can use the Tasks app to track and manage tasks for a project on a timeline. However, these apps don't connect with Outlook.

Step 2: Customize your Office 365 team site Home page

Estimated time to complete: 30–40 minutes
You can customize your team site Home page to help you and your employees get to the information you need quickly. For example, you might have a links to employee OneDrive for Business folders, and links to Documents, Contacts, Tasks, Calendars, and a OneNote notebook where you store meeting agendas and notes.
In this step, we'll show you how to create links to important pages and rearrange the info on your site for easy access.
Let's get started!

Remove the Getting Started tiles and the Newsfeed (3 minutes)

Now that we’re done using the Get Started links, we’re going to remove them from the Home page. This doesn’t mean we can’t keep customizing the site. All team site customization is still available from the Editmenu and Site Settings area of the site.
  1. At the top of your team sites Home page, choose Page > Edit.
    Then click Edit
  2. Choose Text Layout > Three columns with header and footer. This will give you the most options for your page layout.
    An image showing how to choose Text Layout for your Home page design.
  3. Hover over the Site Feed box, and press Delete to remove it. Choose Remove this to get the Getting Started tiles out of the way.
    Delete the Getting Started tiles
  4. At the Message from webpage, choose OK.
    At the message about removing Getting Started for everyone, click Ok.
    Now you have a clean Home page to organize and customize.
    A team sites page with only a documents library on it.

Add a welcome message to your Home page (10 minutes)

  1. If you left edit mode, go back to it. At the top of your team site Home page, choose Page > Edit.
  2. In the top box, type a welcome message, for example, Welcome to the Contoso internal site! Choose the Format Text tab, and then use the font controls to format the text. (If you see a message about not being able to display the web part, ignore it.)
    Use the font controls at the top of the page to format your Welcome message
  3. Choose Save when you're done.

Move the Documents storage container to the left side of the page (5 minutes)

  1. Go back to edit mode. At the top of your team site Home page, choose Page > Edit.
  2. Drag and drop the Documents box to the left side of the page. The box might be tricky to grab, and moving it might take you a few times. (If you see a message about not being able to display the web part, ignore it.)
    Move the Documents web part
  3. Change the title of the Documents library. Choose Edit Web Part.
    Change the title of the documents library.
  4. In the box on the right side of the screen, expand the Appearance section. In the Title box, type Team Documents. Scroll down, and choose OK to save.
    Change the title of the default Documents library to Team Documents

Add links to your employee OneDrive for Business folders (10 minutes)

  1. While still in edit mode, in the empty box in the middle of the Home page, add a heading for the links to your employee OneDrive for Business folders, such as Personal storage. Use the menu at the top of the page to format your text.
    In the other box, add a title for Personal links.
  2. Under the heading you just added (such as Personal storage), list the names of your employee OneDrive for Business folders, naming them so they are easy to identify. In the next step, you'll make them links.
    List the links to user OneDrives
  3. Highlight the name of an employee's OneDrive for Business folder, and then choose Insert > Link > From Address.
    Highlight text, then click Insert, Link.
  4. Enter the URL for an employee's OneDrive for Business folder, and choose OK. You can create the URL using this format: https://<company>-my.sharepoint.com/personal/<user>_<company>_com.
    For example, if your company name is Contoso, and the employee's Office 365 user ID is Eleni, the URL for his OneDrive for Business folder is https://contoso-my.sharepoint.com/personal/eleni_contoso_com.
    Insert the URL to the OneDrive folder.
  5. When you've added links for all of your employees, choose Page > Save.
    Choose Page and then choose Save.
After doing this, your team site Home page will look something like this one with shared documents one on side of the page and links to employee OneDrive_for_Business folders in the middle. In this example, we've added some more documents to the Team Documents container so you can see what your Home page might look when you add documents.

Change the title of your team site (10 minutes)

  1. On the team site Home page, choose Settings Office 365 Settings button > Site Settings.
    In the upper right corner, choose the Settings button, then choose Site Settings.
  2. On the Site Settings page, under Look and Feel, choose Title, description, and logo.
    Under the Look and Feel heading, choose Title, description, and logo.
  3. Change the title for your team site, for example, to clearly indicate that it's for internal use. If you want, add a logo and description too. (The description appears in internal search results, which is useful only if you create a lot of team sites.) Choose OK.
    On the Title, Description, and Logo page, enter the info for your new team site.
  4. Back on your team site Home page, if you want the name of the hyperlink at the top of your Home page to be different from the title of your team site, in the text box at the top of the page, choose Edit Links, and type a new name for the hyperlink, such as Internal Team site.
    To rename the hyperlink at the top of your Home page, choose Edit Links.
  5. Choose Save, even if it looks dimmed. It will save your change.
Now your team site Home page looks something like this one, with a custom title (Contoso Team Site) and a custom hyperlink at the top (Internal team site).
Here's what your page looks like now.

Step 3: Add links to important pages of your team site

Estimated time to complete: 30–60 minutes
You can make your team site look professional and easy to navigate by adding colorful tiles or icons that link to important pages on your site. If you want, you can link to other external websites too. These links are called promoted links because the icons or tiles draw attention to them.
Here's how to add promoted links to your team site.
Add images to your site (10–15 minutes)
For this step, we've provided you with a set of five images that you can use as tiles.
A picture of the images you will download.
  1. On your team site, in the left navigation, choose Site Contents. Then choose Site Assets.
  2. Next, let's use Windows Explorer to upload the images to the Site Assets library. Choose Upload > Upload files using Windows Explorer instead.
    Choose Upload files using Windows Explorer instead.
  3. In the security dialog box, choose Allow.
  4. In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder where you stored the images. Choose all five images, and drag them to your Site Assets library.
Now you have some images you can add to your site.
Create a list of URLs for the images and links (10–15 minutes)
To associate the images and links together, you need to compile a list of the locations (URLs) of both. An easy way to do this is to copy the locations into Word or Notepad. That way, when you're prompted later for the locations, you'll have them handy.
  1. Open Word or Notepad.
  2. Go to the Site Assets library. Hover over the image, choose the ellipses (...) next to each image, and right-click to copy it.
    Copy the URL of the image.
  3. Paste the URL into Word or Notepad. Do this for all of the images.
  4. Next, in the same Word or Notepad file, copy and paste all of the URLs for the pages on your team site that you want to link to. For example, go to your Vendors and Suppliers page, and copy that URL. In the end, you should have a list of the image URLs and the corresponding pages that you want to connect.
    A table that has the image URLs and the page URLS
Map the images and links together (10–15 minutes)
At the end of this step, you will have created a single set of images and links that together are one group of promoted links.
  1. On your team site Home page, choose Site Contents > add an app. Scroll down, and choose Promoted links.
  2. For the purpose of this example, name your links Top Tasks, and choose Create. When you're finished with this tutorial, the title of your promoted links app (Top Tasks) will appear on your Home page, where we put the promoted links.
  3. Choose the Top Tasks library. The page will be empty. Choose All Promoted Links.
    An image of the Promoted Links app.
  4. Choose + new item to add an image and link. Here's where your list of images and links in Word or Notepad is needed.
  5. In Title, type a name that will appear on the tile. For example, type Vendors and Suppliers.
  6. Go to your Word or Notepad file, and copy the URL for the image that you want to use for Vendors and Suppliers. Paste it into the Background Image Location box.
  7. Copy the URL for the page you want to link to, and paste it into the Link Location dialog box.
    How to fill out the information to create a promoted link
  8. In the Launch Behavior box, choose whether you want to launch a new tab when the icon is clicked (recommended for links that go to external websites) or stay in the current instance of the browser, which is in-page navigation. Choose Save when you're done.
  9. Repeat steps until you have linked all of the images and pages.
    A list of promoted links
  10. To see what your tiles look like, choose List > Current View Tiles.
    An image showing how to see your tiles.
  11. To change the order of your tiles at any time, or make other changes, choose List > Current View > All Promoted Links > edit. Use the Order column to specify the order of your tiles. Choose Stop to save your changes.
    Use the Order column to set the order of your tiles.
Add the promoted links to your Home page (3 minutes)
  1. On the Home page of your team site, choose Edit.
    A screenshot of the edit icon on Home page of your team site
  2. Place your cursor at the end of your Welcome message, and press Enter. Your cursor should still be in the same box.
  3. Choose Insert > Web Part > Top Tasks > Add.
    A screenshot of how to insert the Top Tasks web part
  4. Choose Save at the top of the page. You're done!
    Your team site will look something like this one.
    A team site with promoted links on the Home page
Congratulations! Now you know how to add colorful promoted links to other parts of your team site, too.

Step 4: Set up a subsite for sharing files with customers and partners

Estimated time to complete: 15–20 minutes
You can set up a team subsite, which is like a private website, for file sharing and collaboration with customers or clients external to your organization. By setting up subsites with unique permissions, you control who gets an invitation to access the subsite, reducing the risk that you might accidentally share files intended for one customer with another.
For example, let's say you are a realtor. You can create a subsite for a customer and put photos of properties on it for that customer to review. No other customers will be able to see that subsite.
Here's how to create the subsites for storing customer files.
  1. At your team site, choose Site Contents > + new subsite.
    To add a new subsite, choose Site Contents, then choose new subsite.
  2. At the Site Contents > New SharePoint Site page, in the Title box type a name for the subsite. The customer will see this title.
  3. For Web Site Address, in the URL name box, specify a name to appear in the URL for the subsite, such as the name of the customer's business. The customer will see this, too.
    In the Title box type a name for the subsite, in the URL box enter the customer name to add it to the URL for the site.
  4. In Template Selection, accept the defaults.
  5. For User Permissions, choose Use Unique permissions.
    Note: This is the easiest option to use.
    At the New SharePoint sites page, choose the Unique Permissions option.
  6. For Navigation, do the following:
    • For Display this site on the Quick Launch of the parent site, choose Yes. The Quick Launch is the left-side navigation.
    • For Display this site on the top link bar, choose No. If you have a lot of subsites, it's better for the links to appear in the left-side navigation so they won't crowd the top of your page.
  7. For Navigation Inheritance, choose No. This way, the subsite doesn't inherit navigation from your team site. Then choose Create.
    Choose Yes and No, then choose Create.
  8. At the Set up Groups for this Site page, add the names of the team members you want to contribute to this subsite, and click OK. (In the example screenshot, Ina Leonte is the site owner. Your name will appear on this page instead.)
    Accept the defaults and choose Ok.
    Your initial subsite will look something like the one below.
    This is what a basic subsite looks like
  9. Choose Remove this to remove the Getting Started tiles. If you share the subsite with customers and the Getting Started tiles are there, it will confuse them.
  10. Now, customize the customer's subsite as needed. For example, choose Edit at the top of the page to add a welcome message, and move the Documents library as you did for your team site.
  11. An easy way to make the customer's subsite look different from your internal site is to change the theme. Choose Settings Office 365 Settings button > Change the look to try out different themes for the customer's subsite.
    Choose the Change the Look option
    If you create a lot of customer subsites, can it be useful to have each one be a different theme. Here's an example of a customer subsite with a theme, welcome message, and a few documents.
    An image of what a subsite might look like after you create it.
  12. To get back to your team site Home page, choose Sites at the top of the subsite page, then choose Team Site. In Step 6: Promote your team site for quick access, we show you how to add links so it's easy for you to get back to your team site, but your customers won't be able to get to it.
    Tip: At any time, you can delete a subsite and start over.
Now your team site Home page might look something like the one below, with a hyperlink to the customer subsite on the left side. This way, it's easy for your internal team members to navigate to it.
After you add a subsite, it appears in the Quick Launch menu on the left of your team site Home page.

Share files on the subsite with a customer (5 minutes)

One way to share a file on a subsite is to create a guest link to the file, and then send the link to the customer. Only one person can access the file using the guest link, and guest links could potentially be forwarded or shared with other people.
  1. Choose the ellipsis ... next to the file you want to share, and then choose Share.
    Choose the ellipses next to the file you want to share, and then choose Share.
  2. Choose Get a link. To allow the customer to edit the file, under Edit choose Create a link.
  3. Right-click to copy the guest link, and then paste it into an email or other media for your customer.
    Right-click to copy the guest link.
You're done!
If your customers have Microsoft accounts, you can share the entire subsite with them. Here's how:
  1. On the customer subsite you want to share, choose Share at the top of the page.
    Choose the Share icon to share a subsite with a customer
  2. Type the email addresses for the people you want to access the subsite. Include your address, too, so you get a copy of the email for your records. Click Share to send the mail.
    Type the email addresses of the customers who should get an invitation to access the subsite.
  3. You can go to your email to view a copy of the mail you sent to the customers. It will look something like this, with a link to the customer subsite at the bottom of the email.
    A sample email inviting customers to access a customer subsite.
Congratulations! You're done setting up file sharing for your customers.

Step 5: Set up a team subsite for storing private files

To set up a subsite that only you can access but not the rest of your team, create the site using the steps in Step 4: Set up a subsite for sharing files externally. But, at the Set up Groups for this Site page, don't add any team members. Your name, the site owner, should be the only one listed.
When you get to the part about setting up navigation, choose No for all the questions. This way your team members won't see a link to the subsite on your team Home page. To get to this subsite in the future, from the app launcher, choose Sites > your team subsite.
If you want to add a link to your subsite from the team Home page so it's easier for you to get to, choose Yes for one of the navigation options. Your team members won't be able to get to the subsite, but you'll need to tell them why the link doesn't work for them when they choose it.
Choose No to hide navigation to your subsite.

Step 6: Promote your team site for quick access

Estimated time to complete: 10–15 minutes
To make it easy for you and your employees to get to the team site from anywhere in Office 365, you can add it to the app launcher as a custom tile.
Custom tile on Office 365 app launcher
You can also add a link to it on the Office 365 header, which we describe how to do next. But both of these locations are really useful for times when you're in OneDrive for Business or in another Office 365 app, and you want to go to your team site.

Add a link to your team site to the Office 365 header

Your link can be a logo or other picture. It just needs to be 200 x 50 pixels, no bigger than 10 KB. To create your logo, consider using Microsoft Paint to take a snapshot of your logo that you can crop, resize to 200 x 50, and save as a JPEG file. (This will compress the file to make it smaller than 10 KB.)
Add a link to your team site from the top of every page so users can get to it easily
  1. At your team site, copy your URL. (The format for the URL is https://<your company name>.sharepoint.com.)
    Copy the URL of your team site
  2. At the top of the page, select the app launcher App launcher icon , and then choose Admin.
    Choose the waffle menu, and then choose Admin.
  3. In the Office 365 admin center, on the left-side of the page, choose Company Profile.
    Choose Company Profile
  4. Choose Custom Theming.
  5. In Custom logo, navigate to the logo or other image saved on your computer that you want to use.
  6. In URL for a clickable logo, paste the URL for your team site, and then choose Save.
    Choose your logo, enter the URL for your team site, and then choose Save.
    Now your logo or picture will appear at the top of every page, even in Mail, and other team members in your business can click it to get to your team site.
    A picture of a hyperlink to a team site
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    Congratulations! You've completed this step-by-step tutorial to customize your team site. Was this article helpful? In the feedback box at the bottom of this page, please leave us a comment. We'll use your feedback to double-check our steps.