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Blocking .EXE files for Students on USB Drives
pritchardavid replied to steveo2000's topic in Windows
Not nessery, you can put in the file path cant you (Cant rembrer without looking) So that will stop that If not I doubt the students will know about renameing their exe to an allowed exe name (If they even know an allowed exe name) -
Blocking .EXE files for Students on USB Drives
pritchardavid replied to steveo2000's topic in Windows
Dont think it will take that long to setup We havent got that many programes on the network anymore Been doing some maintance, got rid of all the software that dont get used any more, we havent havent got that much anymore gladly Question if I enable this, will I also have to put on the allowed list stuff like .doc, docx, swf, etc so they can run those questions? Or can I get away with swf? Will it be able to lanch throught internet explorer only and not from there memory sticks? Lol god know why im on this forum doing work stuff, hense im on my christmas holdiays now, bored already -
Use this instead, you wont have any problems with that, runs great apache friends - xampp
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Blocking .EXE files for Students on USB Drives
pritchardavid replied to steveo2000's topic in Windows
best way, which im gonna setup soon, is to enable the allowed program list, which means anything on this list, they will not be able to run it So you will need to make a list of all the allowed programes on that, and it will stop them, installing & running programes you dont want them to use -
ok that did not work eithier must be something wrong with the sysprep file any other ideas, other than that guys? If anyone has a sysprep handy, could they email it to me at davep @ live . com so I can look at it or maybe edit it for our settings
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nope still didnt work, maybe another try and also copy the syprep file to that pather location to make sure this is really getting on my nerves now Any more sugguestions would be great guys if you can
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ok reinstall yet again try the username has ockendonadmin instead of the ockendon school That way there is nno difference in our files, there should be no problems
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nope it is in system32\sysprep so im finding that weird Unless sysprep moves or copy the files to there when it start the sysprep process
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Ok just printed out your one you sent me and the one I had edited Only difference is the passwords and usernames of course, but best to check Username I put The Ockendon School Username you put was Build_User Does It Like spaces? Think that is what is causing the problem? Also just to tell you where you add the local user, you wrote administrators wrong, your missing the r
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ok maybe not its got so far in sysprep and up popped a lovely error box Windows could not parse or process unattend answer file [C:\Windows\Pather\unattend.xml] for pas [oobesystem] The settings specified in the answer file could not be applied. The error was detected while processing settings for companent [Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup]. Any idea guys my answer file looks like this en-UK en-UK en-UK en-UK en-UK true true Work 1 PASSWORD false PASSWORD false Local Admin The Ockendon School Administrators The Ockendon School UTC false PASSWORD false true 1 The Ockendon School
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well its working now used the generalize command, changed no settings what so ever, and it worked! So its some of the settings I was doing was causing problems Things I was doing Customize Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player Settings Disable System restore Change user temp folder locataion Disable system failure, startup time, in systme properties Enable remote desktop connection Disabled sync Copied user icon and desktop picture to main root of c drive and appied these for the user Disabled some uneeded serivces (net framework, windows search, http web proxy, media player service, ssdp discovery, shell hardware dedection, windows defender, security centre And also copied the account user account I was cutomizing and has the default profile
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ok just tried your guide again, with UAC off and just the batch file (Even ran has admin in case) Still does not want to find the hard drive! I have had the hard drive show before on the old sysprep I edited from this site Sysprep a Windows 7 Machine – Start to Finish - Blog.BrianLeeJackson.com With this command line has shown in that guide above sysprep /generalize /oobe /shutdown /unattend:NAMEOFYOURANSWERFILE.xml Is it it me, could the sysprep file somehow not making it work? Most sites tell you to use the generalize command for it to work, im getting confussed whats the difference in use that command and not using it Gonna reinstall windows 7 yet again, not configre anything, see if its what im configuring is causing the problem, if its not thta, im gussing there is something wrong with the command or sysprep file
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Guys we are in need of new computers for a few ict rooms Problem with that is that not many places sell full atx desktop cases anymore, mostly micro atx Problem with is all our computers have two brackets on each with are screwed into our worktop and the computers are screwed onto the brackets has the cases has screw holes like this http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t107/dd123pp/Brackets.png Anyone know any companies that deal with brackets? We have no other spaces for the computers to go, so we need to use the brackets The brackets may just hold a micro atx case, but none of these micro atx cases has screw holes to screw them onto the bracket (Plus they problery will not have lined up with our old holes on the brackets) So this will be a no no, has the student will knock them with there leg and will most likily fall of the brackets Any one know some company or have an idea?
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havent got the sata option in the bios maybe that the problem then like I just said i just used the command line above from ces973 with had generalize in it, didntt reliease it was different So I should have tried you batch file instead with admin rights this time? has last time I used your batch file, it didnt work
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Wouldnt have throught it would be that, works fine installing from the disc And eariler the hard drive did come up from my old sysprep file (which didnt work, has it came up with an error) So really dont get this
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umm, this is starting to get my my nerves Ran that command line on the next attempt still the same problem with image capture, the hard drive is still not coming up
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ok gussing I wrong again Didnt run the bat has admin (forgot to) Sysprep ran very quick, too quick I would say When ran the create image from the network boot, It had no hard drive in the list Rebooted and sysprep came up and in time a error message came up Did you have this problem mate, before you ran it has admin?
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Some staff laptops have 4GB so may has well install 64bit allround the network, expect for the computers that dont have 64bit cpu Right lets test this, I bet it works this time
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ahh sorry thought that was a command to add it to the domain ok thanks again How would I make the 64 bit versions of this? Just change the x86 to x64 in the sysprep file
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hey thanks that looks good confused on the addtdom file through $credential = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PsCredential("ockendon\add2dom", (ConvertTo-SecureString "PassWordHere" -AsPlainText -Force)) Add-Computer -DomainName "ockendon.thurrock.sch.uk" -Credential $credential shutdown -r Has you can see I know where to put the password, and domain but I dont know where put he username
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you say it generates a random name when adding it to the domain, is this the same case has workgroup? Also what would happen if I was to wipe the computer name link in attended file? Yes whole hard drive was copied, only had one partition (Got rid of the 100mb partition windows make during the install Was the same computer, I didnt actually image the computer, just let it sysprep when it rebooted to test if it works Reckon you can email you sysprep so I can look at where im going wrong on mine email is davep @ live . com if you dont mind and i'll edit it for my details from that
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ok that completely didnt work Made the image Restarted and it started to go through sysprep Came up with an error to do with windows shell setup Pressed ok and it restarted, now keeps saying it cant keep, restart the install Wished I saved the image to the server Any idea how to join the computer to the domain in the syprep file? Also of course to you have any idea what the problem is
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OK never mind had to run the cmd has admin
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ok have made one but sysprep doesnt like and says 'Windows could not parse or process unttend answer file [sysprep.xml] The specified file does not exist Anyone know if I have done any part of the answer file wrong? 1 net user administrator /active:yes 1 true false * false GMT Standard Time en-gb en-gb en-gb en-gb true Work 1 notreal false notreal true The Ockendon School The Ockendon School The Ockendon School The Headteacher
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yer I know where to delete the Group Policy Objects in GPMC I can delete the links for both default policys but cant actually delete the objects under group policy object, doesnt not let me, I can delete any other object if I wanted (This is where you mean davep)
