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Woah FNM are back. Never thought I'd see the day. Saw them on the Real Thing and Angel Dust tours at the Barrowlands. They rawked

Dead Man's Shoes Dead Man's Shoes (2004) This is England This Is England (2006) City of God Cidade de Deus (2002) Last King of Scotland The Last King of Scotland (2006) Have to agree with previous posts on Leon and True Romance - both great films

As Dom said but select all your users (either in the OU or run a query) Right click, properties etc etc

Is it future sound of london ?

aye helps if I READ the OP correctly (missed the link order)

Wrong way round mate. GPO are applied in the following order Local policy Site-level policy Domain-level policy Domain controller policy (if the domain controller is left in the domain controller container) Organizational unit policy

Try here Windows Event ID 13508 from ntfrs Plenty of ideas to keep you going

AV-Comparatives start here and make up your own mind.

yeah I know. I just wanted to make them do a bit of background reading. Reason being that I never learn anything if I'm given the full answer

Bear in the mind the 'windows key' + L will also lock the workstation

Congrats

I'm just checking that the above means that you have edited the script and you actually have that folder structure in place. If so then I would try (at first) assigning EVERYONE FULL ACCESS then tighten up your security permissions on both the share level and security (ntfs) level.

Have you created a COMPUTERS and USERS folder under your server share ? \\server\losg$\Computers \\server\logs$\Users

sorry for the late reply. I run the logon / logoff tracker scripts via AD GPO for staff and students. USER CONFIG/WINDOWS SETTINGS/SCRIPTS (Logon/Logoff). Logontracker assigned to logon and logoftracker assigned to Logoff. I tend to run my scripts hiddden USER CONFIG/WINDOWS SETTINGS/ADMIN TEMPLATES/SYSTEM/SCRIPTS/RUN LEGACY LOGON SCRIPTS HIDDEN. My log files are on a hidden share on a server. Users have Change and READ permissions to the share itself and have full permissions (with the exception of Full Control and Modify) to the shared folder. I have to create the COMPUTERS and USERS subfolders before the script runs correctly. Hope this helps you out.

Just update the \\server\share$ part and assign logon and logoff trackers as logon / logoff users scriptslogontracker.vbs logoftracker.vbs

We just moved away from Symantec (bloated) to Avira Educational antivirus license for institutions Very happy with it.

In that case I would check that there is nothing trying to be written to the hkcu hive (should be the ntuser.dat in the roaming profile). you might need to load the hive in regedit to check the security rights for the students.

does the hang happen with ALL users or particular users ? Do you have profiles set for your users or do you just use local profiles ? I would suggest deleting (or moving) all users from c:\docs and settings (leave admin, admin.domain and all users (also leave LocalService, NetworkService and Default User if you can see them)). then take it from there

Sound like the hkcu reg hive not being unloaded on logoff. Do you have the user hive cleanup service installed ? http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1B286E6D-8912-4E18-B570-42470E2F3582&displaylang=en

From Microsoft

Have you enabled IMAP Access from your gmail account ? (link from the top right hand side SETTINGS - Forwarding and POP/IMAP)

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