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copilot/employee-self-service/customize.md

@@ -421,10 +421,11 @@ For information on SharePoint knowledge filtering, see [SharePoint Advanced Filt
 
 You can optionally customize how the Employee Self‑Service (ESS) agent appears and how users start conversations by configuring tenant‑level settings in the Microsoft 365 admin center. These settings complement Copilot Studio configuration and apply to deployed agents.
 
-### What you can customize in the Microsoft 365 admin center 
-- Categorized starter prompts
-- Accent colors
-- Quick links on the ESS landing page
+The **Rich landing page** gives you control over how your Employee Self-Service agent looks and feels to employees. On the agent’s landing page, you can:
+
+- Add accent colors to reflect your brand.
+- Organize starter prompts into categories so employees can quickly find what they need.
+- Surface quick links to important resources.
 
 > **Note**  
 > If you don’t configure these settings:

microsoft-365/backup/backup-faq.md

@@ -94,6 +94,8 @@ For OneDrive, you can restore the OneDrive to the original URL or a new URL. At
 
 For Exchange, if the user account is permanently deleted, Microsoft 365 Backup retains the inactive mailbox for the duration of the backup policy. To recover the inactive mailbox, follow the guidance at [Recover an inactive mailbox](/purview/recover-an-inactive-mailbox) to convert the inactive mailbox to a new, active mailbox. Once the inactive mailbox is recovered, add the new user to the backup policy to access backups from the recovered mailbox.  The original, now deleted user can then be removed from the backup policy.  Note that only the [Recover an inactive mailbox](/purview/recover-an-inactive-mailbox) process is supported. The [Restore an inactive mailbox](/purview/restore-an-inactive-mailbox) process won't preserve the backup data from the old mailbox. 
 
+When trying to recover the inactive mailbox, if you receive an error stating "The ExternalDirectoryObjectID of this inactive mailbox still exists", this means the user was deleted less than 30 days ago.  In this case, please restore the user based on instructions found at [Restore a user in the Microsoft 365 admin center](/microsoft-365/admin/add-users/restore-user).
+
 #### If I transfer control of the Backup tool from the native first-party Microsoft 365 application to a third-party application built on the Microsoft 365 Backup Storage platform, will I be able to revert control back to the first-party application at a later date?
 
 Currently, you can only transfer control from the first-party Microsoft 365 application to a third-party application. We're actively working on an enhancement to allow transfers from third-party applications back to the first-party application. If you urgently need to transfer control from a third-party application to the first-party application, please file a support ticket.

microsoft-365/backup/backup-restore-data.md

@@ -383,5 +383,7 @@ Microsoft 365 Backup supports the backup and restoration of any site and user ac
         For OneDrive, you can restore the OneDrive to the original URL or a new URL. At that time, the OneDrive is in an "orphaned" state. To connect the OneDrive to a user, see [Fix site user ID mismatch in SharePoint or OneDrive](/sharepoint/troubleshoot/sharing-and-permissions/fix-site-user-id-mismatch).
 
         For Exchange, if the user account is permanently deleted, Microsoft 365 Backup retains the inactive mailbox for the duration of the backup policy. To recover the inactive mailbox, follow the guidance at [Recover an inactive mailbox](/purview/recover-an-inactive-mailbox) to convert the inactive mailbox to a new, active mailbox. Once the inactive mailbox is recovered, add the new user to the backup policy to access backups from the recovered mailbox.  The original, now deleted user can then be removed from the backup policy.
+
+      When trying to recover the inactive mailbox, if you receive an error stating "The ExternalDirectoryObjectID of this inactive mailbox still exists", this means the user was deleted less than 30 days ago.  In this case, please restore the user based on instructions found at [Restore a user in the Microsoft 365 admin center](/microsoft-365/admin/add-users/restore-user).