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Thanks Thom. I'll look at doing this if I can't find a GPO as suggested by Terry below.

Hi Terry, thanks for the advice. Super helpful. However, I can't seem to find anything about screen rotation at the referenced path? Thanks! > https://imgur.com/RNtsHBg.png

Yet another fun one from me… Some of our older PCs have the Intel Graphics Control Panel - seems to be only really in older devices as newer ones running intel integrated graphics don’t install this with the driver. To cut a long question short - some of our students are abusing the keybind CTRL+ALT+Up/Down to rotate the screen, and while there is a way to disable it in the menu, it’d be a pain to change this manually on 80-100 PCs. Is anyone aware of a registry key or group policy I can push out to end this once and for all?! 🔪 Thanks everyone.

Interesting, that's a weird product strategy. We're moving to Windows 11 Education (non pro) over summer so maybe we'll get some extra bits n bobs

Thanks very much! I had absolutely no idea about that advisory. I've messaged Sophos support for a maintenance build. Much appreciated! I was so close to punching a brick wall

Heyo, We're getting some random Blue Screens at the moment with the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION code (specifically NETIO.sys) When I'm looking at BlueScreenView (by NirSoft) it shows NETIO.sys and ntoskml.exe in red, but also mentions some of our standard tools such as Senso's WFP driver and various Sophos Endpoint drivers. This blue screen apocalypse isn't Windows or Model specific, we have various different models from different manufacturers (Stone, HP, Dell, etc) and are running a mixture of 10 Education Pro 22H2 and 21H2. Has anyone seen anything similar before? Thanks for all the help in advance.

If this is for Ubuntu Desktop, I'd recommend simply VNC. Just a regular RealVNC or TightVNC server running on your local network as a systemd service and then you can connect from your other OS PC. However, if it's an Ubuntu SERVER, I'd suggest simply SSH, and chuck a bit of FTP/SFTP in there if you want to remotely manage files like that. I've never really used Ubuntu Desktop for servers because I prefer running services on them, rather than seeing GUI environments. Instead of using a desktop package to see all of the apps I run, I run stuff in Docker and use services like Portainer or https://pterodactyl.io to read and see the container data.

Very interesting! When I read the title I thought it was going to be something about some new things they were adding... I definitely didn't expect delays from translations!