Darryl_Wilcox Posted February 8, 2010 Posted February 8, 2010 We have a problem with our new(ish) viglen omnino III pcs in that the group policy permissions don't apply correctly. On all other PCs in the school, pupils of the school cannot access modify content of the "All Users" folder in documents and settings, however on the omnino III's they can. They've been able to move icons to their desktop meaning that they're no longer there for others to use, of course causing problems. We're sure this isn't the only folder they can access that they shouldn't be able to. Has anyone else experienced this with Omnino III desktop PCs? We have Omnino II's and they don't have this issue.
burgemaster Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 Check LAN driver, you may need to make a registry change. We had the same problem with some laptops, they would join the domain and everything would work apart from certain GP`s. There was a M$ document out there for the reg change but I cant remember right now. How are the Omnino III`s ? We are considering buying 90 this summer instead of RM ones.
Darryl_Wilcox Posted March 29, 2010 Author Posted March 29, 2010 We found that the All Users folder itself had the correct permissions, but when we checked it's subfolders it didn't. So we clicked the checkbox for all subfolders to inherit permissions from it's parent folder in the "All Users" folder. The Omnino III's are good, the specs are brilliant, however we had to buy the screws separately for the monitors and to screw in the cases. The cases had to be screwed in because of safety reasons, the back of the case is rather awkward to get on, but once the screw is in place and the case correctly in place it won't come off which is good. The only annoying thing is windows search which no matter how long the omnino has been on it nearly always causes the "End Program" issue when logging off or shutting down.
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