The other day I received a support case where customer complained that they “suddenly” lost ability to edit user properties in SharePoint 2010. As usual picture worth thousand works so the problem was that if you navigate to Site Actions > Site Permissions, locate some user and click on your user name you will be … SharePoint 2010: Unable to edit user properties
On a day to day basis I keep repeating people to always check on with K2 compatibility matrix before installing or upgrading their K2 environments. Very frequently people try to mix K2 with too new Microsoft components which weren’t tested with their version of K2. But there is an opposite issue when Microsoft infrastructure components … How to: Install SharePoint 2010 August 2015 CU
SharePoint Server 2013 uses claims-based authentication as its default authentication model, and it is required to enable its advanced functionality. Using claims-based authentication has the following advantages over using Windows classic-mode authentication: External SharePoint apps support. App authentication and server-to-server authentication rely on claims-based authentication. With Windows classic-mode authentication you are unable to use external … Switching SP2010 from Classic Mode to Claims Mode Authentication
The other day I was trying to build SharePoint 2010 SP1 VM for testing purposes, and as I already had Server 2012 R2 VM available I tried to install SP 2010 SP1 on it – with no luck as both prerequisites installer threw warning about comparability and SP installer itself just failed to complete without … SharePoint 2010 and Windows Server 2012/2012 R2 compatibility
Just a quick note on how to get SharePoint 2010 build number. Run following in SharePoint 2010 Management Shell: \n\n (get-spfarm).buildversion It will return you something like this: Detailed list of SharePoint builds which will allow you to translate this output into “human language” SharePoint 2010 SP/patch level can be found for example here or even … SharePoint 2010: get build number
