Tech Tip: How to Work with Files in Teams • Blisstech Solutions

Good morning everyone. Welcome to another Tuesday Two Minute Tech Tip!

This is another tip for Microsoft Teams on how to work with files in Teams.
Did you know you can use Teams like a file server to store and work on files across your whole business?

MS Teams is not just for video meetings! With MS Teams you can:

👉 Replace your file server and move your company shared files to the cloud.
👉 Collaborate on files and see everyone’s edits in real-time
👉 Upload your existing files to Teams and start collaborating now!

These tips will help you to:

💥 Understand how to upload, create and edit files in Teams.
💥 Understand how to collaborate on files in Teams.
💥 How to see who is working on a document with you.

← Facebook Meta: A New Reality? Tech Tip: What is Autosave and Version History? →

Make sure your cloud server is protected from this

Using a cloud server to drive your business’s technology is a smart idea. The benefits are huge. You can use as little or as much storage as you need, without having to worry about limitations or huge bills. Perfect for growing businesses. Your team can access any...

Serious Flaws Discovered in D-Link Routers

Researchers at Fortinet have uncovered serious flaws in four D-Link routers. The router vulnerabilities were found to allow for remote code execution which means a remote attacker could gain control of your router, snoop on your traffic and redirect your browser to...

3 things you should do now to protect your business email

It's a fact, most cyber attacks start with an email. In fact, a frightening 91% of attacks begin with someone clicking on something they shouldn't in an email they received. Here are three things you can do now to protect your business and make it harder for...

Microsoft takes the pain out of updates with checkpoint cumulative updates

Updates are a pain, right? Time consuming and disruptive. Not anymore… Here we tell you how Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update is making things quicker and easier.

Is your security focusing on the right things?

A new study shows that only a third of businesses place detection as their main priority, while two thirds say prevention is their primary focus.

Why all businesses should adopt MFA now

Years ago, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) used to be called 2FA, or Two Factor Authentication. This was made up of: Something you have, like a device that can generate a one-time password (OTP). Something you know, like a password. MFA has extended things meaning...

Heads up: You need to update Windows 11 by this deadline

Have you updated to the latest version of Windows 11 yet? If not, it’s time to act – Microsoft has announced when it will end support for older versions (and it’s soon!).

Charging in public places? Watch out for “juice jacking”

Airports, hotels, cafés, even shopping centres, offer public charging points where you can boost your phone or laptop battery on the go. They’ve been in the news after the FBI recently tweeted advice to stop using them. Crooks have figured out how to hijack USB ports to install malware and monitoring software onto devices as they charge. The security risk …
Read More

Tech Tip: How to get the most out of Google searches

Hello everyone! Today's Tuesday Two Minute Tech-tip shows you how to get the best out of your Google searches. Google search is arguably the best in the world and gives us the internet at our fingertips, but it can be hard to find what you are looking for. This tip...

Cyber attacks: Stronger, faster and more sophisticated

A new cyber security report has brought some bad news: Cyber attacks are getting stronger, faster, and more sophisticated. We have all the details.

More Content