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IT Technician: Service Desk Team Leader
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Before they pulled the original it would find the drivers and install them from the web. As this is affecting native and other drivers. With the the reissued driver, we're installing it through driver update and going through the device websites to get the drivers but it'sstill picking it off. The strangest thing is by logic - it shouldn't display at all but it's picking a random display and working with that. It's driving me mad XD
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Hello All! Is anyone else experiencing the absolute pain that is this update? if so has anyone found a patch or that, that works? issues we're having: - It removes display drivers (auto or manually installed). - It's now removing other drivers (like printers) too. I know they stopped pushing it out for a brief spell because of the display error, they've recently pushed it out again and it's worse!
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I did recommend replacements but our budget is basically non-existent so making do with what we can for now. the second one will make you Laugh, it's a Wacom CTE-640 (surprisingly nicer to use on generic drives then the first one) originally being used with ancient macs. I hold little hope for this buddy but If I can get one going I'll look into this one later. thanks for the help so far though
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I did recommend replacements but our budget is basically non-existent so making do with what we can for now. the second one will make you Laugh, it's a Wacom CTE-640 (surprisingly nicer to use on generic drives then the first one) originally being used with ancient macs. I hold little hope for this buddy but If I can get one going I'll look into this one later. thanks for the help so far though
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Apologies if this isn't the right area (I'm still finding my feet ^^') One of Our art department has asked us to see if we can get 2 very old Graphics tablets going on new PCs. so far I've only tested one which is a a Wacom Intous 4 PTK-840. I can't find the right drivers for it though, the new driver obviously doesn't work (gave it ago just in case anyway) I found this website but it only has MAC drivers: https://drivers.softpedia.com/get/Tablets/Wacom/Wacom-Intuos-4-Tablet-Driver-6-4-0-10-64-bit.shtml I've raided wacom for older drivers but I'm getting sent in circles back to the latest drivers. any ideas?l
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Thanks everyone. we use C-learning for a GWfE Licence so if we could have that all under one roof that would be great. I'll take a look at https://www.digiexam.com/ as well as this looks good as well.
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Thanks for getting back to me so quick on this! I'll check Treslon out and hopefully this answers our exam officers worries ^^'
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We're looking to use Chromebooks to potentially replace aging Laptops for students who use them for exams. I know you can Lock Chromebook down to open specific forms so was thinking you could do the same with a google doc? They need to be able to do the following: - work offline (so no internet access) - No spellchecker I've currently yet to find away but was hoping someone else may have come close?
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Hi I'm Lucy and an IT Tech for a small MAT in London boroughs Sutton/Croydon. Lots of Fixed and Portable devices to cover along with their users >u<
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