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mikkydoos

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  1. Single CPU VM's, 8Gb RAM. Dual NIC
  2. I think those have only got RAID 0 and 1 anyway. U'll need two discs to set up an array full stop
  3. Try putting the account in with Outlook. That might do it for you.
  4. It is Sharepoint. That'll take some reading up m8. Don't know that one ; )
  5. Look at that screenshot. Top right. Share, Follow etc. Its a calendar in Sharepoint. Looks like in Office 2013 not O365.
  6. That's Outlook 2013 isn't it? Not O365. Or is it in Sharepoint? Can't tell from the pic. Or am I going mad...... EDIT.... Nope, thats a Sharepoint calendar. I'm certain
  7. Post the screenshot....
  8. Hit 'Calender' from your top menu, when the calendar opens, look at the top right. That's where the print button is. To view the full list of events for a day, look on the right hand side of the screen, halfway down, for a ' << '. This opens a list of the days events. There is no ribbon menu or expand all above a users calendar as far as I can see.
  9. I know its too late for you but... Whilst you're at it, get another old machine and set it up as a 2nd domain controller. Make sure u don't get the same headache again. I speak from woeful experience
  10. Off a Win7 SP1 Disc. And I'm booting to Windows 7. Loads of RAM. Its a VM in a powerhouse machine.
  11. Boot.wim is fresh, just not reinstalled. Havent got the time at the mo'. Its a VM so I suppose I could give it a go. Also most of my machines work, even new UEFI ones. Weird!
  12. No, its something in the BIOS I think. But I've got machines that PXE booted a year ago and aren't now. But my WDS server has changed. Still working on it !!
  13. Well I'm running Foxcon NT525's at the mo' - dual core Atoms @ 1.8ghz w/ 2Gb RAM. Not quick and Win 7 isn't doing it any favours. Dual displays isnt a prob. Got usb splitters/amp for that. Just to know they cut the mustard. They look OK. My experience of these is with these Atoms. Cheers for the info ; )
  14. Anyone using VeryPC Sketches i3 or i5... (or Foxconn AT series all in ones - same thing) Will be running Win 7 x64 on them plus loaded with software on interactive whiteboards. Any comments on performance? Either that or will self build mini ITX's
  15. @RobFrain I used a B'ham company called Midshire Business Sytems. They absolutely bent over backwards to do ours at the right spec, price, Papercut setup, training etc. Really good service.
  16. Also... for a points system, depending on what kind of school you are, you might want to have a look at... https://www.classdojo.com/ They've got an Apple/Android app that would do it. Our lot love it. Classdojo wouldn't work with a barcode though. IMO barcode scanners are a bit out of date. Teachers got tablets ??
  17. I moved everything from lasers to copiers, got Papercut... there is a Papercut client that installs on the PC, the communicates with the Papercut server. The copier connects to the Papercut server and present the users with a login screen. I cut our print spend down by 70% on toner alone, let alone paper.
  18. The Intel NUCs are really fast with an SSD and 8gb of RAM. Just low on USB's etc
  19. Thats the ticket. This machine will be capable of VM'ing with more RAM.... Oh and get a tower.... You need a proper rack. Those HP's are pretty HEAVY. - - - Updated - - - LOL. What happens if I pull this string ???
  20. This in fact is an oxymoron.... a paradox of the statement.
  21. Possible to do it with the Frog app and a tablet/mobile ?? Otherwise have a look at Wasp barcode scanners. Ive got some, theyre very good IMO. Barcode Scanners, Stock Control Software, Barcode Printers, Asset Tracking, & Barcode Software
  22. See above. All I got was Javascript.void. Its a known issue at HP. They just haven't fixed it.
  23. This is for anyone who is pulling their hair out trying to download HP drivers. Their download site has been down for days now.... this one works... at least for me... https://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/public?ac.admitted=1416096267877.876444892.492883150 Hope this helps.
  24. Personally, I'd go for Ruckus. Unifi are great but the Ruckus AP's are awesome. The management hardware is really powerful too. 40 AP's all in is going to cost you about .... dunno.... £20,000... more ? Your average home router will do 20 ipads these days. Ruckus do a kind of meshing aswell to distribute bandwidth between AP's. My 2p's worth would be to get Ruckus and Ubiquiti vendors in to do a full site survey and pick from there.
  25. Y. I'd do powerline if poss. WiFi is going to be slow, especially when printing images. TP link do some ok ones. Why not put a network socket in yourself ?
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