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How can anything on facebook be real evidence? Anyone can fabricate an account to look like it was from someone else. If the person in question of the facebook abuse denies it, how can you prove it was actually them??

I've got the same config of Aruba wireless and AppleTV3, has anyone worked out a solution yet?

Should be here: C:\Windows\System32\sysprep

I had a similar experience to you and I guess you've re-imaged the whole room by now. Read my post below, it might help you out if there is a next time. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/how-do-you-do/108186-deleting-printer-drivers-windows-7-a.html

My sky box is HD but only 250 gb. Just under a year I think. I've played around with it again today trying some of the tips mentioned, but still no joy. If I push the dish up from underneath I can get about 60% strength and 40% quality, but no picture or network ID, so I'm guessing I'm hitting another satellite. I tried this on both feeds separately. I'm almost defeated in this one.

It's been dry now for a few days so I would have any water would have dried up. How would you do this resistance check?

A couple of weeks back we had some rain over the course of a few days. My sky signal went from getting some interference to no signal at all during this period and how I'm trying to figure it out. I had a spare old sky box, so I hooked it up and it was showing the same no signal message. There is a two feeds going into the box so I think it is unlikely a cable problem and I have done a quick visual inspection of the cable and it seems fine. From what I've read trees can get in the way of the dish and yes there are tree close by but I don't think this could of happened in this short space of time. I also can't see it being a dish mis-alignment as if I try to move my dish in any direction, it won't budge. That lead me to thinking it must be the lnb, so I brought a replacement and that didn't seem to make any difference either. I've tried adjusting the skew settings on it with no luck and now I'm out of ideas. Being short of cash as always I'm trying to avoid calling out an engineer, so I can learn about these things the hard way! Much more fun!

Edutech4schools! your students can into your bios?? We've got ours locked down and yes it is the latest bios Yep I've tried unplugging everything down to the minimum and the problem persists Does holding down the power button longer get rid of any residue power still in the board? Unfortunately these MB's don't have a led showing residue power so I don't know what it is still holding.

Thanks snuffkins but I have already tried that. The PC is shutting down and the powersaving is set to never, but this hasn't always been set like this so maybe it has damaged the PSU somehow over time.

I'm still working on this one and this is what I've now worked out: It is generally happening to the same PC's although others have shown the issue If I leave one of the common offending PC's in our office, plugged into the power, but not turned on, several hours later when I turn it on, it fails to boot with the usual fan noise. I then have to leave it unplugged from the power for several hours again for it to boot again. It sounds like a power supply issue to me now. They did replace a PSU and MB on one visit and it happened again the next day, but maybe this is a red herring. I'm going to maybe send another PC away to them again with details on how to replicate the problem.

bump, anyone?

They are stored in a NK2 file, see below for more info: Outlook's Auto-Complete or Nickname Cache (*.NK2) - Slipstick Systems

Sometimes you might have to download a separate install that controls the wireless button function. Have you still got a laptop with the preinstalled windows, so you can check if it works on that? Also, I had a bios problem with the C850's. It may not affect the L850's but worth a look just in case: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/hardware/101381-flipping-great-cant-lock-down-bios.html

I had problems deleting the offline files with a similar issue. In the end I used a live linux usb to boot from and then i could see and delete the files. For me it was caching our network shares. When the files were all deleted i made sure offline files were disabled and that was it. I hope this helps

I would guess it is something to do with inputs. Maybe the wrong input is selected for your speakers. If there are other inputs try a different type of cable to see if this works.

Maybe you can boot off a live linux usb and delete the files this way?

I've installed this for a teacher without admin rights and not had this problem. You might be able to right click the exe and change the properties to run as admin as a workaround?

Tree size pro free trial might do the job for you, assuming you can still get a free trial. I'm sure you can filter file types and produce a csv beforehand.

I'm pretty sure Kyocera have a driver Deleter you can download. Maybe try this to get rid of the previous drivers and retry the install.

We've had a few DNS problems recently that have been resolved by manually flushing the DNS cache on the affected PC. Does anyone know if this can be set to action automatcially from the server? I've found one setting under the SOA tab (on the dns server) and it shows a TTL vale of 1 hour but I can't believe this is working properly or I'm getting the wrong idea about how it works as I'm no DNS expert. Other than that I've just found a reg entry that can be set on the local PC, but a bit of a pain put out everywhere.

I've looked at the capacitors and none of them are bulging or anything other than flat. Also we've had 6 MB's replaced and since then 5 have reoffended and yes Fujitsu have tried the PSU + MB at the same time and it still happens. The bios is up to date, so nothing to change there. It is like something is affecting the MB. I left the 3 usual suspects on (after school) yesterday (they do a normal shut down later on) and this morning on power-up 2 are not booting. Some time later today, they will decide that I can boot them again.

Just to recap, once I find a PC in the morning that doesn't boot, I unplug it and in a few hours to half a day it will power on like normal again I'm starting think it is something to do with the case. Something is affecting the MB. I had look inside the case and noticed the PCI slot blanking plates are quite close to the MB (see pic)[ATTACH=CONFIG]18348[/ATTACH]. There is probably 1mm gap between the edge of the MB and the case, and I can get a piece of paper inbetween them. It could be that others are actually touching the MB?? I did remove the blanking plates from 3 of our biggest offenders last night, but this morning 2 of them were at it again, or could the damage have already been done previously. Also I don't know if this is a factor or not, but sunlight shines directly onto the cases in this room. The PC's affected do seem to be in the line of direct sunlight but I could be talking complete crap. I have moved the PC's around the room and it seems to be the same ones.

Just to recap, once I find a PC in the morning that doesn't boot, I unplug it and in a few hours to half a day it will power on like normal again I'm starting think it is something to do with the case. Something is affecting the MB. I had look inside the case and noticed the PCI slot blanking plates are quite close to the MB (see pic). There is probably 1mm gap between the edge of the MB and the case, and I can get a piece of paper inbetween them. It could be that others are actually touching the MB?? I did remove the blanking plates from 3 of our biggest offenders last night, but this morning 2 of them were at it again, or could the damage have already been done previously. Also I don't know if this is a factor or not, but sunlight shines directly onto the cases in this room. The PC's affected do seem to be in the line of direct sunlight but I could be talking complete crap. I have moved the PC's around the room and it seems to be the same ones.

Not completely sure, i've just seen them on AD, but I think i've heard a reference to him being male.

Drew peacock is one of my favourites. We also have a kid called Tiger Cox.