Jokerman64

Hi folks. Thanks for your input. I'm only likely to need around half a dozen as these are Y6 students and its a bit of a niche area. I will be wary of the council run Pi training courses then, I don't want to learn Scratch as we have been teaching that to Y4s for years.

Wow - nobody been using Raspberry Pi? I thought there would have been loads of you!

Hi Has anyone had experience with the Raspberry Pi with Junior school students? I have had interest from a few children and want to start a club. What would be the best kit to get to cope with around 10 children? I have never had a go with one yet. Any help appreciated.

OK Thanks very much for your help.

It is done thro' Group Policies Manager and runs at log on and log off. Yes there are home areas on the server.

Hi Thanks. We have a batch file running at the moment which clears tmp files from the user profiles, it goes like this: del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Microsoft\Publisher\*.*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Local Settings\Temp\*.*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Cookies\*.*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Macromedia\*.*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Microsoft\Word\~WRL*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Microsoft\Word\*.wbk" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Microsoft\Office\*.TMP" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\Microsoft\Office\Recent\*.*" del /F /Q /S "\\RDC2259\Profiles$\%username%\*.tmp" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Application Data\Microsoft\Word\*.*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Microsoft\Publisher\*.*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Temp\*.*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Cookies\*.*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Macromedia\*.*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Microsoft\Word\~WRL*" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Microsoft\Word\*.wbk" del /F /Q /S "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\*.tmp" But this does not look at their 'My documents' folder. Will your batch file do this? My IT expert (who visits once a month) did this one.

I have noticed (using Treesize) that some of our users have some large files within their 'My documents' folder. On investigation, many of these are in the Recycler folder. These deleted files are taking up huge amounts of space, some are in excess of 70Mb. Is there a way of deleting these files without going into every users documents and deleting it? I can't let the user do this as they won't be able to see the folder anyway as it is a system folder. Most of what the users can see and do are controlled by system policies. The PCs are running XP Pro and the server is running Windows Server 2003. Can anyone help? Thanks