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We've got the Dynamics 365 trial which is release on 1st November 2016 , the trial is in my name (hence I am the Admin).
To this, we're trying to add the Project Service Automation from AppSource. When we click on Try, it gives the below error:
You do not have install permissions to the Dynamics 365 organization. Send a note to ask your admin to add the application, or sign up for a free trial and add it to that.
Tried sending the request to the admin like this:
Which gives the below error:
What is the fix?
I was having the same issue. But found a solution when I set my Global admin to system admin also.
Go to your CRM account, Settings Tab -> Security -> Users -> Select your Global Admin user and Promote it to admin. Then try adding Project Service Automation.
Cheers,
Sohil.
How to add an app in Dynamics 365 after permissions are granted.
Go to Office 365 Admin center
Click on the Dynamics 365
Click on Manage your Dynamics 365 settings
Select the Dynamics 365 instance in concern
Click Solutions
Click Install to install the packages as needed
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I have submitted my software, which is an EXE using Python and InnoSetup, for review by the Microsoft Store.
However, after submitting it for store review, I was told that "The product failed to install through the Store.".
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App Policies: 10.3
The product failed to install through the Store.
I have had several reviews in the past from MS Store and some of them said that the product could not launch, but this time Microsoft did not tell me that he product could not launch.
I took this to mean "The product can launch the app, but the product failed to install through the Store.", which is what I took it to mean.
However, the app has not yet been published to the Microsoft Store, so I cannot try to install it.
How can i get around this store review?
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We have a contractor who we've purchased an Office 365 Business Essentials license for to set her up with email on our domain. We are aware that does not come with the Outlook Desktop application.
She is wondering how she can, at her own expense, purchase a 365 subscription for herself to use Outlook Desktop for her Business Essentials email. We asked her to purchase Office 365 Personal using their personal email address, which includes the desktop app, because we assumed we could then add her Business Essentials account in there as well. It doesn't work. It fails when trying to add her account to Outlook Desktop.
Is this a licensing issue that prevents this, or are we just possibly missing something technical? If it's a licensing restriction, is there any way she could get it to work? (E.g. what if she purchased her own Business Premium separately instead and then tried to add her Essentials email?)
Thanks.
Sorry if this doesn't belong here. I reached out to Microsoft Support and they confirmed, yes, the 365 Personal license with desktop apps will cover a Business Essentials email address being added to Outlook Desktop.
That answers this question. My issue I'll have to resolve with them is something else technical in nature.
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For Outlook on Mac, on every Outlook startup, my add-in disappears, even though it is visible on OWA. To make the add-ins visible again, i go to managed add-ins in OWA and turn them off and on again. They immediately appear on Outlook, but they disappear again at the next startup.
This issue started a few weeks ago and works fine on windows.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this or why is this happening?
You need to allow Optional Connected Experience in your Privacy Preferences.
Restart Outlook. It should work now.
I am using office 365 for business (I think it's the enterprise edition). We have some add-ins automatically deployed by the admins to all users, and users can choose whether to install some additional ones.
My pain was that I couldn't use Jira for Outlook on mac (add-in worked fine in iPhone, windows client and web).
I needed to do two things to enable the add-ins in outlook for mac. I had to quit any office application, not just outlook for the below to function.
As mentioned in another answer, you need to enable the "optional connected experiences" from Preferences -> Privacy. This will enable the store icon to appear again after you restart outlook, but add-ins were still unusable for me.
After I quit the application, I reset my outlook preferences with the OutlookResetPreferences tool, downloaded from here.
Voila, add-ins reappeared (both admin and user managed).
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Developing an office 365, outlook add-in. Changed the add-in icon (Basically just replaced the old icons with new one. Icons have the same name.). Icon comes up fine on OWA but on Outlook 2016 add-in still, shows the old icon.
Troubleshooting steps till now :
Uninstall reinstall add-in => no effect.
Uninstall add-in, restart Outlook 2016, reinstall add-in => no effect.
Reset customizations from 'Customize Ribbon' option inside 'Outlook Options' => no effect.
Restarted server => no effect
validate-office-addin shows 'manifest.xml' as valid.
You need to delete the local cache. Delete the contents of %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Wef\
I resolved it by simply renaming the icon files and updating the manifest files accordingly.
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I created a secondary account on my Windows Server 2008 R2 installation. So now I have the build-in Administrator account and my custom one. I included my custom account in all user groups, including Administrators, but I can't seem to replicate the build-in Administrator completely. There are many folders that I do not have permission to create files in through the File Explorer, and of what I can recall, opening it as administrator won't help. I want to be able to do just about anything, just like the built-in Administrator account, on my custom one. Thanks in advance.
Scratch that, I've managed to answer my own question. Apparently the last step missing to fully replicate the built-in Administrator account was to disable UAC. Just posting this in here for anyone curious.