DangerousDaveUK

You sir, are a lifesaver!

Yeah, can confirm Senso is causing our issues

I had numerous speed complaints today, taking up to 10 minutes to load SIMS, 2 hours to complete tasks, etc Usual response from SIPS, run re-index patch blah blah. Odd thing is that SIMS instance on the server was loading quickly and running tasks fine, but SIMS instances on other devices were dog slow.

Yes it seems more of a thing these days, integrate everything IO into one chip, save money. We've got a lot of those devices in our Trust so I may be very busy over the coming months Fortunately the connector is on top of the mobo so accessible just by taking off the bottom cover.

Bit late to the party but I have soldered an M.2 connector to a Dell 3190 (eMMC version) and tested it works fine (I even disabled the eMMC in BIOS). Obviously soldering the connector on is only for those with very good soldering skills, access to some kind of rework station and some kind of magnification tool as the pins are tiny. The BIOS showed M.2 as an option in the settings so I took a chance that the IO chip has all the necessary connections to allow it to connect direct to the M.2 slot without needing extra circuit components (and I compared the mobos of an eMMC device and an M.2 device, and there were no extra components around the M.2 slot). Just for reference you'll need a 3.2mm high NGFF M-Key connector (original is made by Lotes but you can get a pattern part from RS, Farnell, Mouser, etc (got mine from Aliexpress due to the extortionate prices charged by the former suppliers for small orders)). Pictures of an M.2 3190 are available on iFixit.

You can use the following to export. Just make sure you set the right OUs and domain Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase "OU=xxx,DC=xxx" -Properties * | Select-Object DisplayName, Title | export-csv -path c:\temp\output.csv

Nah, they'll just add it to the online order shops to get rid of it

To quote Red Dwarf: We're on the dogs milk......

Supermarket milk tends to be on the limit anyway. I've had online orders delivered and they've sent milk that expires that day I get my milk from the local shop, lasts way longer than the supermarket stuff!

We use intune to push out a vbscript into the common startup folder to add the Papercut follow me printer(s) to the device. Same for mapping network drives, etc.