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We have a similar issue but probably not the same, as ours originated with the 24h2 update We've seen the following behaviour amongst our org: Windows 10 all versions and Windows 11 below 24h2 - usb-c and usb-3.0 docks (displaylink technology) perfectly fine Windows 11 24h2 - significant issues on usb-c docks to the point of being completely unusable. usb-3.0 docs still perfectly fine. This affects devices that were upgraded from 10 to 11 as well as completely reimaged devices. I just replaced my triple display dock to a dual display link one. We use I-Tec docking stations and although they had their issues they were never significant enough to warrant a change as troubleshooting we tried the following: intel display driver upgrade & downgrade change of power adapters for the docking station in case that was failing change of docking station with similar model latest intel driver for my machine at least does not list 24h2 as target OS which is odd considering that the release date was October last year so it could simply be a case of the machine is too old to be supported which would be a shame as everything else is working perfectly well and triple external displays work with the other dock & built in hdmi

Hi, same question as we're just implementing senso, did you ever get a reply/that sorted?

hmn I didnt think of that thank you I might just convert all to pdf then redact the pdf

Hi, quite new to all this so sorry if this has been answered before or the answer is obvious. I am plagued with a subject access request. Managed to redact all the emails from o365 to pdf but in the process all the attachments disappeared. Now the person wants the attachments. Most of them are office files. I got them extracted from the pst files but don't want to delete the meta data in them manually the recommended way is open the file File/Info/Inspect Document/Inspect Document there is always personal information and more in there I have 1,5k of attachments and honestly don't have the time to go through them Is there any automated solution? Thank You

thank you so much... It's not a coincidence that POS can mean several things...