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qwertyuiop1

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  1. I managed to resolve this. Turns out for whatever stupid reason, Authenticated Users permission group was removed off the tempSimsRpt folder. Adding the group back in and assigning it Full Control for the one user seems to have fixed it
  2. Here you go pal Drivers - OneDrive (sharepoint.com)
  3. I tried the recovery options within Excel. The report reappears but then crashes again as it goes straight into the "Print Preview" section. I've also changed the default printer to "Microsoft Print to PDF" incase it was an issue with the printer here too
  4. Hi all, Hope everyone is well! I've got a right quirk that's come up with SIMS.net within our organisation... When reports are run and the excel previewer comes up showing the results of the report, Excel launches, shows the report for a split second then immediately closes itself resulting in me not being able to view report data This happens on several machines, using different accounts as well which leads me to think it's some setting within Excel or within SIMS I've tried the following things already, to no avail: Move the machines into an OU containing no Office policies Regenerated the report from scratch Enabled macros Reinstall Office Reinstall Windows Still baffled - I must be missing something obvious as it's only been happening for the last couple of weeks Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated Cheers!
  5. Sorry to revive a dead thread. However if the script works fine and has all the correct permissions, it could be that robocopy doesn't return the correct error code to tell MDT it's ran successfully. I do this on my scripts that have this issue: @echo off REM some script stuff ... exit /b 0
  6. Try changing the SATA mode to AHCI then redeploying. Sometimes when it's set as RAID, that happens
  7. Even easier than this: 1. Create a folder called "Support" on the C:\ Drive 2. Copy all of the drivers in the link quoted into this Support folder 3. Open Command Prompt as Admin 4. Run the following command: pnputil /add-driver "C:\Support\*.inf" /subdirs /install /reboot 5. Magic 6. Auto-reboot 7. Done
  8. Can I also get access to the FTP please? Does this also contain BIOS drivers? as when I set boot order, then Save&Exit, the device doesn't remember them
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