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I've used this before. Works well and is free! PC Inspector - kostenlose Software fr die Datenrettung von CONVAR - Die Datenretter.

Apple iPod's are pretty good. Audio quality will depend more on the quality of headphones and the bitrate the mp3 is encoded at. Higher the bitrate the better the quality.

Lync site is a pretty good source of info tbh - Business Grade Instant Messaging and Presence - Microsoft Lync

Oxxtron 1300va management UPS is what i use for my home lab. Management software is ok

Can you not just set file permissions to admin?

I just noticed the second post saying "security group".... this may help instead - Adding and removing users from security groups using VbScript - Scripting / VBScript for Windows

You could adapt something like this to work: dsget user "cn=User1,ou=West,dc=MyDomain,dc=com" -memberOf | dsmod group -addmbr "cn=User2,ou=West,dc=MyDomain,dc=com" Also this link has a VBS script that may do the job (although it is for VISTA not 2000/2003): Vista Forums

HP 3000 range are press good wireless printers and easy to set up. HP Deskjet 3070A would be ideal and has a scanner too!

I got this from an answers forum. Might be useful. The major changes to Offline Files for Windows 7 includes improved file access and an improved network file experience for users. Before doing this keep in ur mind : 1. Fast first logon 2. Usually Offline support with Background Sync 3. Exclusion list 4. Transparent Caching Transparent Caching is not enabled by default. IT administrators can use a Group Policy setting to enable Transparent Caching, improve the efficiency of the cache, and configure the amount of hard disk drive space that the cache uses. Also with regards to ensuring users can “take home” the laptop and taking it off the domain you could use folder redirection and offline files as a possible solution.

docx extensions and similar are fixed for viewing in open-office.... if your version still has issues you can either patch it or (easier) just re-install the latest version.

Samsung Galaxy Tablet is just under 9" and is v good for portability and not flash restricted either! You can get one for less than £300 now too!

Have you tried pasting the content into and out of notepad first. This will strip any formatting off the data and often fixes a lot of issues I have found.

I asked around the office and someone has had this before. In their case it was that the hardware vendor had forecefully applied an incompatible chipset to the board. So in that case the board was being reported incorrectly by board id tool. In short it's a faulty board.

I've used these guys before Computer Recycling and IT Disposal - Printer, Laptop & Monitor Recycling - CDL

Firewall was the first thing that sprung to mine... or SMTP issue.....

Have you tried uninstalling IE and re-installing again? (you most likely have but thought i'd ask)

Have you tried disabling automatic image re-sizing on the browsers. Apparently this can have some knock on effects. You might also try dropping the "Screen Area or Resolution" in the browser settings to 800x600 as I've just been told that causes issues with some hardware on Win 7 too!

What OS are you using and what version of IE?

this is going back about 3 years for me but it used to be about 150-200mb

FDD Model is pretty good if you are looking for specific features - http://www.nebulon.com/articles/fdd/download/fddoverview.pdf

If you are London based these guys are pretty good! I had my iPod touch fixed by them. www.GizmoRepairs.com - Blackberry Repair, iPod repair, iPhone & iPad Repairs, Portable Game Console Repairs and more! London, UK Repair Service

I hate my Samsung Galaxy S! It is slow as hell since the last OS upgrade!!!!!

Most common use is resource and room bookings etc. This guy does a good blog on the uses - SharePoint in Education - Mike Herrity's Blog about SharePoint in Education