DarrenShan
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I agree, I find it very anoying as well.
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Thank you.
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We have Office 365 A1 for faculty and Office 365 A1 for students but want to upgrade to Azure Active Directory Premium P1 to access some of the features P1 would give me. Can anyone tell me how many prem P1 licenses I would need? if there is only 1 technical member of staff? Would I need one for each faculty? or do I just need the 1 license for the 1 person who would need to be accessing Azure to use what the additional Prem P1 license would provide? or do I need P1 liceses for all faculty and students?
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Check out Room Booking System - https://www.roombookingsystem.co.uk/
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What about the cloud-hosted version of ServiceDeskPlus? all versions of SDP support multi-site.
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I agree. I know that the OP wanted a free product but I couldn't imagine life without PDQ Deploy and PDQ Inventory.
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I know that you can block specific file types from being synced down to a local machine if you are using Microsoft's sync tool, but if there a way to stop students uploading specific files, for example .exe's to their OneDrive from home?
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[windows tablet] Surface Repair Centre uk
DarrenShan replied to olddog's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
Olddog, did you ever find somewhere to repair your Surface Pro's? -
Sophos EC - Web protection unloaded on multiple endpoints
DarrenShan replied to DavR's topic in Enterprise Software
Same issue here, only on 1703 machines. -
Have you looked at PDQ Deploy? (http://www.pdq.com) costs around £450 per year and well work the investment.
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Another +1 for Salamander - their support is the best I've ever known, so responsive and helpful.
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Another +1 for Salamander - their support is the best I've ever known, so responsive and helpful.
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OK I know your looking to spend some ££ but I love: Terminals - free remote desktop manager non-free tools would be PDQ Deploy and PDQ inventory
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We have some applications that just won't work on 64-bit systems, we are moving away from them but we need replacement laptops first.

