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Full Version Buy Now day money back and lifetime upgrade. Linux and Open Source 5, articles. Smartphones and Cell Phones 2, articles. Hardware 2. The Ed Bott Report 1, articles. Big on Data 1, articles. Robotics 1, articles. Skype for Business Server , December update. Customers that use Skype for Business Server can enable functionality for Mac users by installing the December cumulative update.

Support for E calls When known, the location of a caller will be sent to the emergency service provider. Send files in peer-to-peer chats Users can send and receive files while in a chat session by clicking the paper clip in the chat message input box. They can also drag files directly from the Finder to the chat message input box. Fixed an issue to block users from signing in from outside of their organization's network when disallowed by policy.

Fixed an issue that prevented users from getting their meeting list when a mobility policy is disabled. Skype for Business on Mac will automatically update your status to indicate when you are in a meeting or busy based on your Outlook calendar.

You can turn this off by clearing Update my status based on my calendar information in General page of Preferences dialog box. Manage people in your meetings and calls. When in a meeting or call, you can easily mute someone's microphone, make them a presenter or attendee, or remove them from the meeting. In the People list, select the user and then select the More Options … button.

You'll see a notification at the top of the window when you aren't connected to the Skype for Business server, and the buttons to start conversations and join meetings will be disabled. When you miss an IM conversation, you can see the message text in the chat window even if your organization has disabled automatic archiving of IM messages.

Automatically close the window when you hang up a call. Skype for Business on Mac will automatically close the call window when you hang up a person-to-person phone call as long as no one has sent IMs in the conversation.

Monitor the quality of your audio and video calls. If you are on macOS Sierra or later, your admin can monitor the Quality of Service QoS of your audio and video calls to keep your service running smoothly. Fixed an issue that prevented a user from seeing a security desk notification when they dial Changed the position of notifications so they do not cover action buttons when you leave a call or meeting. Easily change devices when in a meeting or call.

Users can select the Devices button while in a meeting or call to select audio and video devices. Choose meeting audio options by pressing Join from Calendar tab. When users select a meeting on the Meetings tab, they can press the Join button to see the Join Meeting Audio dialog box to choose how to join audio.

The option to have a meeting call to a phone number is now only available from the Join Meeting Audio dialog box. Users will now see screen sharing fill the meeting or conversation window so it is easier to see what is being shared. The app will automatically stop sharing the screen when a user hangs up to make sure others can't see the user's screen after they leave a meeting or call. Invite users to a meeting through email.

The user can easily send an email to someone with information on how to join a meeting by clicking Invite by Email in the Meeting Information dialog box.

Fixed an issue that caused phone numbers to be formatted incorrectly when shown in Outlook calendar items. Fixed an issue where a network connection error remains displayed after the network connection is restored. Fixed an issue that prevented display of the current speaker video when someone was sharing a screen in a meeting. Add ability for an administrator to customize the sign-in UI to show the User Name field in the sign-in dialog box as well as in Advanced Options.

Click here for help with customization. Users can choose to join meetings without joining audio. Users can choose the option for one meeting by selecting Don't join audio in the Join Meeting Audio dialog box or set the default for all meetings in the Calls page of Preferences.

The Join Meeting Audio dialog box is displayed when you join a meeting from your calendar or by double-clicking an item on the Meetings tab. Signing into Skype for Business on Mac is now easier and only asks for information that is needed. The user starts by entering their email address, and Skype for Business determines what additional information is required by your organization.

The user name field has been moved to the Advanced Options dialog box. Entering a user name is not necessary for most users, but might be required by some organizations. Sign in with client certificate-based authentication. Users can now sign into Skype for Business on Mac using client certificate-based authentication when required by their organization. Users can choose to hide or show content that another user is sharing in a meeting. If content is available but not displayed because it was hidden or due to an error , select Show Meeting Content from the More Options … menu.

Join meetings from organizations that are not federated with your organization. Users can now join meetings that are hosted by another organization even when external connectivity federation has not been established between the two organizations.

To join these meetings, start from the meetings list on the Meetings tab. Joining these meetings from Outlook is not yet supported. Fixed an issue where a user's location used for E calls is not correctly identified when the user is connected to a network inside their organization.

Fixed an issue where a user's status continued to show as Available after they had quit the app. Users who are Presenters in a meeting can now end the meeting from Skype for Business on Mac by selecting More Options Display Join Meeting Audio dialog box for every meeting. Users will now see the Join Meeting Audio dialog box when joining a meeting from the Meetings tab in addition to when they join a meeting from outside of Skype for Business on Mac. A new help link in the Calls page of Preferences dialog box will make it easier for users to access documentation describing how to add delegates in Skype for Business.

Fixed an issue where the app doesn't automatically select a connected audio headset when making a call or joining a meeting. Fixed an issue where incorrect dial-in phone numbers for some regions were displayed for online meetings in Outlook. This requires Outlook for Mac Fixed an issue where the Take over as Presenter button is not disabled when the user is demoted from Presenter to Attendee in a meeting. Fixed an issue where users might see a black or gray screen when someone shares a screen in a meeting.

Support for multiple emergency numbers. Skype for Business on Mac now supports multiple emergency numbers when configured by your admin. Outlook for Mac will now allow a delegate to schedule an online meeting on behalf of a delegator. This new feature has a limitation that the online meeting is created using meeting ID and policies of the delegate, not the delegator.

Note: You must install the Outlook update version Delegator and delegate features for Lync Server Users can now add delegates to "My Delegates" group in contact group and set call routing preferences to delegates. Contact management for Lync Server The ability to add and remove contacts and create and delete contact groups is enabled for Lync Server Cumulative Update 9: July Peer-to-peer desktop sharing with Skype for Business users for Lync Server Fixed an issue that prevented all dial-in numbers from being displayed when scheduling an online meeting in Outlook.

Fixed an issue where hanging up from a meeting while sharing a PowerPoint presentation ended the presentation for everyone in the meeting. Fixed an issue where the user could be automatically signed in even when Keep me signed in is unchecked. Fixed accessibility issues with keyboard navigation in the Calls and Meetings tabs. Fixed an issue where a user could not see screen sharing if two users tried to start sharing at the same time.

Fixed a crash issue when the user maximizes, unmaximizes, and then moves the window while viewing screen sharing in a meeting. Users can now search for contacts with whom they previously haven't talked to directly from the Chats tab. Users can see who have added them to their contacts list in Skype for Business from the New Contacts list in the Contacts tab. Enterprise Voice users can choose to have audio go to their phone when they join a meeting by selecting Join by Phone from the Meetings tab.

Added a More Options Selecting the More Options button displays a menu with various commands depending on the meeting, including:. Enterprise Voice users can switch audio to their phone after joining a meeting by selecting Join by Phone.

Users can now join meetings from another organization that is not federated with your organization directly from Skype for Business on Mac, rather than having to join in their browser. Simply select Join on the Meetings tab like you would for any online meeting.

Users can now join a Microsoft Teams meeting directly from the Meetings tab in Skype for Business by selecting the meeting and pressing Join. When sharing their screen in a meeting, Skype for Business Online users will use video-based screen sharing with higher frame-rates and better quality. Note: Skype for Business Online users only. On-premises users can now schedule Skype for Business meetings in Outlook with their dedicated meeting space which uses the same meeting ID for each meeting.

Meeting scheduling in Outlook will now use a pre-assigned meeting for on-premises users, if available. Added Touch Bar support for various functionality on the contact card such as IM, phone, video, email, and schedule a meeting and in meetings meetings controls such as video, microphone, and share. Thanks so much for putting this together! Saved the day! A big kiss from france since the keypress sequence solved my problem, which was completly unexpected.

I tried all possible ways and nothing works for my macbook retina display What can I do? I dropped my macbook and then got the black screen problem. I closed the laptop, flipped it over, and mashed on the upper right corner. All fixed! I never usually leave comments of articcles, but this saved my day.

This morning I tried to turn on my MacBook but the screen was black. I freaked out and immediately searched online, found this article. Option 1 worked for me, thank you so much! I had the Black Screen issue then flickering lines. Did all the solutions posted on many sites and none worked.

My mackbook Pro is now working again without screen issues. Hope this helps. My MacBook Pro is all black too. Did somebody lose theirs? My mac book pro was on when I closed the screen and kept it for about a day or two without using it.

I opened it and hit the power button. I did a hard shut down and rebooted the system. On pressing the power button, all I could hear is a boot sound and the screen is black with no keyboard light. I tried rebooting it with no success. I connected it to my LG tv using the hdmi cable and found that the system was actually booting successfully but the screen wont display.

However, the keyboard light was back. I then try the Pram reset as demonstrated in a video on u-tube by pressing the command, option, R, P and power button together until I heard two boot sounds, then released the buttons at once. I heard a third boot sound as mentioned in the video. It still did not work. I kept the system for about three days trying to figure out what to do. Then just about now I tried the pram reset again as described here.

I press the power button and after the booting sound I pressed command, R, option buttons then the screen just resume before I press the P button. I think the Pram reset would have work for me the first time if I had done it as described here. Thanks a lot. Thank you!!!! I tried everything and nothing worked. I know there is nothing wrong with the screen since I Frankensteined it with a Mac a year newer and it worked perfectly.

Also mine flashed the two times I rebooted it before I got the black screen. I tried all the different tips but it seems like PRAM worked. I heard the reboot sound twice but the screen was still black. So I hit the power button and suddenly light appeared! I also removed a sticker in front of the webcam because I saw people here wrote about brightness and I wondered if it was unable to adjust properly, so whether it was the sticker or PRAM not sure.

Then, my computer rebooted and it worked! I tried all of these and none of them worked! I fell asleep while holding my laptop and it was still open. I freaked out. I tried closing it and opening it, no luck. I tried plugging it in and pushing the power button. I heard the chime noise but just a black display. When I look at the Apple logo on the back, it lights up but, just a black screen. Please, please, please help me!! No idea why or what solution worked; but something did. Very relived!

I told them no way… I went outside and goggled my possible options and sure enough there was a feature in settings that was off and should have been on and it cost me zero dollars to fix it.

Second was this item apple wanted dollars up front to diagnose a problem once again they wanted my money…. RE: I found a similar fix. Had someone call my phone — which is tied to my iCloud account on the laptop. As soon as they hung up, the screen turned back on. This seems like a stretch, but it did really work for me. I had tried many other things to no avail…. This worked for us. We laughed at the idea of trying it but thought what the hell and it worked after i then pressed the power button once.

The 3rd option worked for me on the second attempt. This has happened once before as well, it seems to happen when I shit down my laptop overnight vs letting it sleep. So grateful, thank you!! This happened to me as well. It turned into a black screen. Then I forced a re-boot; still black.

So I forced it to reboot a couple times…. Eventually after about failed reboots, it worked fine. My MacBook Pro is a i7 2,7gig dual-core processor, Inted HD graphic card, 4gb of RAM, gb standard harddisk; loads of plug-ins pro audio plug-ins to be exact , heavy profesionnal applications, gamin clients, etc — but the hardisk is hardly two thirds full!

Another fix is to boot while holding down the option key, those lets you select which drive to boot from. Simply repointing the boot to MacHD caused it to boot properly the next time.

Thanks for the great article! I accidentally let my Macbook Pro run completely out of power on the battery. I knew my black screen was a software related backlight issue.

I made it through step 1 and 2 with no success and then tried shining a flashlight through the Apple logo on the back side of the screen. Sure enough, I saw my user icon, clicked it, entered my password, and everything came back just fine. Sounds like step 3 would have probably worked too…but sometimes a flashlight helps :.

Symptoms: black display, no startup chime, apple logo on back of display not illuminated, keyboard backlighting not working, and caps lock key not lighting up.

All keys were unresponsive and I could only hear the HD spinning if the computer was on. So after forcing power off by holding the power butter I tried turning on power and immediately closed the laptop case.

After 30 seconds or so the apple logo lit up. I waited a few more seconds, opened the laptop and like magic everything was working again.

Was then easily able to reset PRAM and even got the startup chime working again. Happened to me Easter weekend — The third worked for me but I did it 2 or 3 times then closed the lid and waited a few minutes. Was starting to have a mild panic attack, since I could not get the laptop to start in either Safe or Recovery Mode or, it may have, but the screen was still black, so not the solution, clearly. I had to reset the PRAM twice, to get the screen to come up, but that fixed the issue.

Start up the mac hear the chime 2. After about 30 seconds you will be at the login screen. Close the laptop lid to put the macbook into stand by mode. After 40 seconds open the lid and force shut down by holding the power button for 10 seconds.

Press the power button and the screen should function as normal. Problem: black screen and could when I reset the SMC a screen would come up, but normal boot was a black screen.

The thing that seems to work the quickest, and the most times for me, is a 2nd screen. Use the HDMI port on the side of you mac and plug it into an external monitor. The external monitor will show your macs contents. Log in and wait a few seconds. Once in, just unplug the external from the Mac and your screen and your screen should work again. This is a software issue and I have ran into it multiple times with different systems.

That seems to work. I have never had any of the other options work except the blind log in. That gets tricky if you have more than one user because you do not know which user you are on or you must first click a user.

Finally, I unplugged the power cord and turned on the the blank screen and let the battery run down completely. I plugged it back in on the power source, and within 1 hours, the computer came on by itself..

I have seen others with similar experience, so this was not an original idea. I first tried all the options but none of them worked. I then tried SMC again and held a bit longer this time more like 10 seconds. Then released and same time and pressed power button and bam. Resetting the PRAM worked like a charm, I appreciate so much taking your time to write this post and sharing your knowledge. I tried many things and nothing worked, until I simply entered my password and hit enter!

I waited for a bit and then the screen turned on! Thanks a ton! After a lot of trial and error what worked to get rid of the black screen of death on my MacBook Pro was the following:.

Hold power button until you hear the chime… Immediately plug in the power adapter at the sound of the chime. I tried both the new password for the new computer and the old password on it. My apple ID is the same for both computers insofar as the email address. This is the Imac running Sierra, 8 yrs. I bought a new Imac.

It also makes funny noises now, so must be hardware. Nothing helped for me on top. But i solved it differently and i guess it has to do with booting with my usb stick connected in. It somehow stuck and the black scrern never gone away even after all solutions and restarts. So i choose to boot in recovery mide option R. Reinstalled Sierra on top of old System. I rebooted and it worked again. Then i saved all my files. Downloaded fresh new sierra from appstore.

Made a new usb stick of it. Then i booted into it and wiped the old system wholy and reinstalled a fresh copy of sierra and all important apps i need mostly for now…. So…my theory is that the black boot screen is just your password screen and if you treat it as such, you will get in! On a whim, I tried just typing in my system password onto the blank screen and it then just came to life. No idea what happened, but very relieved to see the screen light up.

I do not know why and how but my screen is back! Hey guys.. Thanks for all the tips! I tried all 3 and none worked. When scrolling through the comments I saw something about trying to log into iCloud. So I clicked around until I saw the blinking type key pop up and I typed in my password. I can see my screen again. This happened after I put my macbook to sleep. Tried first 2 solutions, did not work. All I could see whenever I restart or reboot is the login screen.

It opened a new window to login to my itunes account to reset to a new password. When new password is in changed, the screen came back as usual. I tried all the usual pram smc resets without success. In the end I shined a torch through the apple logo on the lid of my computer. I saw the login box faintly through it and then I logged in as normal and my MBP came alive again and the black screen disappeared.

PRAM reset worked for me after I got the black screen following a software update. Thanks a million!!!! I tries all of the above with no luck. Funnily, what worked was to leave it on while the screen was black, close the lid and then open the lid again. Thanks for these great tricks. Of course I was feeling bummed and thought about going to the Apple Store but your help allowed me to fix it myself. The first two suggestions did not work but luckily the last one did! Thank you!!! I repeatedly tried all the options listed above to no avail.

I finally booted in Safe Mode hold Shift for a few seconds while pressing the Power button just once. In a Guest user session, I performed a quick scan of the system with Disk Utility, and finally I enabled FileVault in Preferences which prompted a reboot that took me back to normal. After none of the 3 options worked, I turned my MacBook Pro back on and as soon as I got back to having a black screen with just the cursor , I just clicked on the screen any place should work then blindly typed in my password and hit enter.

Hope this helps at least one person. I just did bootcamp before this happened so i thought i messed up my HD. Thank you so much. The last one worked after multiple attempts. As someone else mentioned you need to do it precisely before the screen light comes on right with the second chime. It was as if there was something blocking the login screen. Guys you are awesome.

You have taken a huge weight off on shoulders. The third method worked perfectly on my MacBook Air. Thanks agin. I own a late MBP. My screen was black but I could hear the startup chime. I tried all 3 of your options to no avail. I knew my monitor was not simply too dark because I have it hooked up to an external monitor as well. As soon as I unhooked it my screen showed up. I hope this helps someone else. Simply un-connect everything. My girlfriends macbook pro had this happen.

I could log in but then the screen was black. Checked all the basics, screen brightness etc. Did not fix. After all those I simply plugged the mac into the printer she had been using and the screen came back on. Not sure exactly the glitch, was trying to find a external monitor chord to try but couldnt find it so tried to USB and hey it worked.

None of these worked for me… Finally got the display back on by simply shutting the lid and reopening it…. I had the problem of my mac starting and the screen being blank but with the longer showing.

I could 4 finger scroll and the dock would appear then disappear as soon at I moved the pointer. Simple fix was restart to the black screen and type my password in and hit enter.

It looks like the login screen was there. It not showing. Needed to type my password only ONCE! The Pram reset plus typing my password in randomly when the black screen came back, as a comment above suggested worked. It is three days until Christmas and buying a new computer was not in the Christmas budget.

After many failed attempts, I turned on the Mac. It loaded and the black screen was still there. I then took a shot in the dark and typed in my password to login.

The screen flickered on and then quickly back to black. Then I typed in the password again and the screen came back to life!!! Maybe the 3 steps did help it? But if all else fails, I recommend doing all three steps and then trying anything you can on the keyboard. After reading various articles I relaxed a little as it was unlikely to be a hardware problem, and I tried different combinations of connections during startup.

Situation: — keyboard lights up — apple logo not lighting up — OS is loaded as i can press keys and get audio error response. Recently, Microsoft has released the latest Office Preview Beta version for macOS -powered computers and laptops. If you are a Windows user then we also have a piece of news for you that Microsoft Office LTSC Preview for organizations and enterprises Long-Term Servicing Channel has also been released but the latest Office LTSC Professional Plus Preview update is not intended for home users, therefore you have to wait further as Microsoft has announced that the home users will be able to get the latest Microsoft Office for Windows at the end of this year.

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