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Yes good shout I also found this

Your core switch will have vlans setup something like in my screenprint. (mines a HP switch) where an IP helper is required on the clients vlan you then need to go into dhcp and scope options of the same vlan and add option 66 and 67 like in the my other screen I hope this helps

My initial thought was iphelper on your switch and dhcp options but if you have exhausted that option then A way to test this theory is press pause break button on your keyboard whilst pxe is getting a dhcp Wait say 20 seconds then press any key to continue

Connect the new ssd to your computer. Install easeus todo recovery on you current system partition. Do a system drive clone optimised for ssd from your 128 to you 480 Edit actually called easeus todo backup.

Iv used easeus todo backup free version when I converted my spinny disk to ssd

There is normally a separate profile within most cloning software I know that specifically clones system disks.

How about something like this. I have just whipped this up now and so please test it before running it on your production environment. You will need to start with the highest year first as you will need to empty a group before users in to it. Remove members from year13 Year12 --> Year13 Year11 --> Year12 Year10 --> Year11 Year9 --> Year10 Year8 --> Year9 Year7 --> Year8 $YearOld="testusers" $YearNew="test internet" $USERS=Get-ADGroupMember -identity $YearOld | select SAMACCOUNTNAME Foreach ($USER IN $USERS){ Add-ADGroupMember -Identity $YearNew -Members $USER.SAMACCOUNTNAME Remove-ADGroupMember -IDENTITY $YearOld -MEMBERS $USER.SAMACCOUNTNAME -confirm:$false Write-Output "$user moved from $YearOld to $YearNew" }

In group policy can you run group policy wizard on the affected user and on the affected computer. Second are their any user settings on computer ou assigned group policies I’m placing a hunch on it is a user policy of some sorts. You are showing all the same symptoms I had. I had logon script for printers with group policy loop back deployed under a computer ou that was causing mine black screen. Took me ages to diagnose as it was only one script affecting one area randomly

Are they security groups? Or are they just distribution groups named as security groups? If it’s not too much work I would advise changing your structure eg year 7 = 2018intake. For the exact reasons that have become apparent to you now it’s a huge amount of work every year

Have you tried a full sync and import on your server that has the ad connector installed on it. Ad connector usually performs a delta sync and import Can’t say I do it often but I too world have thought it would be a simple task

Just throwing it out there... Any printers being installed/deployed. Have you tried with bare minimal group policies. Only reason I say, we have had similar symptoms when I installed printer driver became corrupt on a windows 7 client

That's great news. if you ever want any help with SLG, I have a number of years experience dealing with the little sh*ty glitches it has presented over the years we have had it and I will be happy to assist where I can. We are due to decommission our SLG sometime this year in favour for Parent/student App which is the next generation SLG. Good Luck

Is the profile younger than 100 days? the age switch is d:100 part. if you wanted to reduce it then you would change this value to /d:30 for example for 30 days. I use 100 days so that peoples roaming profiles don't get removed over summer. I would run the arguments in the cmd line rather than in group policy so create a file called Delprof2.cmd in the same folder as delprof2.exe delprof2.cmd \\domain\netlogon\delprof2\delprof2.exe /u /I /d:100 /ed:localadmin /ed:mydomainadmin then create a group policy and point this cmd file in computer | Policy | Windows Settings | Scripts | Shutdown Script I would advise against putting it in a startup script for the obvious reason boot time will be significantly extended whilst it performs the task.

For anyone in future who reads this I foundthis after digging around Once the account move from inactive to disabled, only the billing admin can reinstate the subscription. contrary to the image I am a global admin and I can not reinstate a disabled subscription Advice for everyone that has an O365 tenancy check your notification recipients. in my circumstance all contact details were no longer valid. my technical contact was my email address of my previous company employment and the billing contact I found our finance team no longer monitor.

I have just got some students to login to onedrive and it being disabled doesn't seem to affect onedrive for now. I have only been disabled for 2 days so hope it doesn't manifest.

o wait onedrive will fall under sharepoint under A1 if I'm not mistaken (wont it???)

ok, are you sure, I hope that is the case because one drive appears under the proplus subscription, not the A1.

We have a Office 365 A1 and Proplus license. foolishly I saw the A1 auto renewed and thought I was ok but realized now proplus evidently doesn't. Unfortunately the Proplus license had lapsed and now become disabled. is there a way I can enable it again? I am concerned that students and staff using Onedrive will now have the service disabled and eventually lose files stored in onedrive. I cant see anyother way than add a new subscription. if that is the case how does that affect one drive files Thanks

Yes I employ the same protocol for trainees. They have full staff privileges with the only difference is their account have an expiration date of their contract end date. If one is not provided on request I set the account to expire at the end of the current terms holiday. If they then return the next term they have to come and see me to extend their account. This gives me the opportunity to meet and talk to them (see if they are fit etc) and extend their account by an appropriate amount of time

+1 delprof 2. running in a shutdown script works fine here applied via GP. I think some people find issues with permissions when running under a local schedule task. run the script from your netlogon share \\domain\netlogon\delprof2\delprof2.exe /u /i /d:100 /ed:local_admin /ed:domain_admin

20gb staff and 10gb students. Circumstances are considered on application On site exchange Staff email. Retention only on the deleted items Students email 2 year retention on all folders in mailbox

Funny since this thread began we had a network manager, senior tech (me) and a junior tech Now it is just me. I have had to adapt my role to suit just to cover all the work. Contract hour 8:30 until 4:30 full time contract. I do aim to get in for 8am traffic permitted and never seem to be able leave before 5:30. I tend to then continue to work remotely some nights depending on what going on. I’m regularly thing a have mug written on my forehead as I don’t receive any compensation for my efforts but my opinion is rather that then the consequences the next day

Not tried it recently but Used to work in the xp days by installing a local printer then in cmd prompt. If you have a print file. copy /b filename.prn port

Yes my boss used to have a copy which never left his side. I’m sure we recovered data using it before now but sounds like I’m mistaken.