Roe

This will always be an issue no matter what happens, although making it as smooth and easy to maintain would be the best way forward. Having a cable that pulls itself up to the top of the trolley and out of the way after being unplugged sounds good.

Hi Syn, I'm 100% behind you on that policy, although getting certain staff members to actually follow this is a different story. As far as keeping cables tidy I think finding a self-winding cable hub could work really well.

Good morning everyone, I have a little bit of a problem with power cables when it comes to netbook/laptop trolleys. We used to make the cables run along the partitions of the tray fixing, them in place. This lasted for a while until students started taking netbooks out of the trolley still plugged in, yanking and damaging the cables in place. They also became massively tangled without consistent care. We then tried fixing the cables to the ceiling of the tray/trolley which also worked for a while, but eventually turned out rubbish. Here is a picture of what we are currently trying. http://postimage.org/image/32idetuis/ So basically we are looking for suggestions on how best to cable the trolleys in such a way that they won't get tangled or damaged but easy to use. Many thanks Roe

I won't be able use the code as some computers and students need to use hi contrast and sticky keys anyway. I have how ever found out how to make the colours default again. Start Run Regedit Ok HKEY_USERS .DEFAULT Control Panel Colours Deleting the colour code will set them back to their default again. So thats the colour problem solved. Although there still is the problem that the log on screen is still not set for windows standard. Does anyone know where I can find this so I can change it to default as well? Thanks

Hello everyone, the pupils at the school have taken it upon themselved to press Alt-Shift + Print screen to invert all the colours on the log on screen and other areas While logged in and using programs there is no problem. Pressing the same buttons again will not reverse the colours. Not helpful when your image will be spreading the same problem to all the computers you reimage! Any ideas guys? I have looked into regedit. HKEY_USERS - .DEFAULT - Control Panel - Colours. Where you can change colours of certain areas (IE Log on background). Although this will be a long and grueling process when you have to find the right colour codes, find the right parts to the change on the computer to make the colour right again, and then doing it to 100s of PCs in the school! Many thanks Roe