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SCCM .Net Version Issue
stephensavage1986 replied to stephensavage1986's topic in Windows Server 2012
Hi Steve, thanks for the reply. I installed it 3 days ago. Is there a way to force the check to take place? Thanks- 4 replies
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Hi all, When attempting to upgrade Configuration Manager to version 2111 I am getting the following prerequisite error: [Failed]:Configuration Manager requires at least .NET version 4.6.2 for site systems, clients, and the console. To minimize disruption, before you run Configuration Manager setup, update .NET and restart the system. If possible, install the latest version of .NET 4.8. For more information, see https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2165437. I already have .NET 4.8 installed but it doesn't seem to be detecting this? I installed .NET 4.8 via the standalone installer so it doesn't show in 'Installed Windows Updates'. Has anyone else had this issue and if so how did you fix it? Thanks Steve
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Do you want a job where you make a difference to the lives of children and young people? Do you want to be inspired on a daily basis by your work? Vacancy for: ICT Technician SCALE 5 – 37 HOURS (Term time + 1 week) SALARY £18,876 TO £21,241 An exciting opportunity is available for someone looking for a career working in the education sector or a fresh challenge in an inspiring learning environment across the Specialist Partnership Provision, where we provide children and young people with ‘second chance’ learning. It couldn’t be a more exciting time to join the Barnsley and Kirklees Special Provision Partnership. We’re a new, bold partnership, formed through the collaboration of Springwell Learning Community, Greenacre School and Joseph Norton Academy. Through our collaboration we are able to provide unique opportunities for our children, our staff and the communities we serve. 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Successful candidates will be responsible for: ● Assisting/ delivering training and supporting staff, as and when required, on the use of new ICT developments ● Assisting with the maintenance and replacement of all ICT infrastructure across school as required ● Assisting with the management and maintenance of stock and records of ICT consumables across the estate ● Assisting with the management of the school’s ICT Support Helpdesk Ticketing system ● Provide staff and students with specialised support for the use of specialist technologies ● Provide staff and pupils with support in the use of computers and software for teaching, learning and administration ● Support teachers and support staff in the use of ICT to enhance student learning ● Research and investigate new ICT equipment and software and feedback to the School ICT Team ● Assist in creating documentation/support guides for Partnership staff ● Provide remote support to staff either via electronic means or physically traveling to remote sites ● Liaise with third party providers of third party services and raise support calls where applicable Post holders require: ● Level 2 qualification in English and Maths or equivalent ● NVQ/HND in computing/ICT discipline ● Significant experience in providing ICT support services ● Experience in supporting more than two of the following technologies; Windows, Apple/iOS & other similar devices; printers and print management solutions; projectors, IWBs and other interactive teaching technologies; internet and network connectivity; Microsoft Office Application Suite + Office 365; Arbor or equivalent management information systems; Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 & 8. Moving to Windows 10;G-Suite ● Experience of supporting a local networking infrastructure. ● Knowledge / support of iOS/Android Mobile Device Management Software. ● Up to date knowledge of ICT Hardware, Software, Applications and Systems. About us Specialist Provision Partnership Our aim is to provide the best possible care and education for children and young people with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and children and young people with severe and complex needs. Unconditional Positive Regard is at the centre of what we do. As a provision we are welcoming, caring, safe, warm and believe that all our pupils can be supported and empowered to succeed. We create individual and personalised pathways for pupils that are built around their varied needs. We believe in working closely with our families and carers and welcome their support, but also realise that at times they will need our support too. 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We expect that interviews will take place during the following week. Special Partnership Provision is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Successful candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced disclosure and barring services check. http://springwelllearningcommunity.co.uk/ http://wellspringacademytrust.co.uk/
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Yeah, we use Arbor so it's accessible from any machine. I guess I'm looking for arguments to feed back to 'get my way' ...... the right way
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Hi, I'm the IT Engineer in school. The interesting thing about us is that we are a special needs school and the teachers often use the register as a means of engaging the students at the start of a lesson. In Arbor the pupils faces come up and the pupils names and faces come up when taking the register..... We have the same problem with the Plasmas with built in PC at the front of class. Thanks Stephen
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Thanks for your response. We have staff laptops which tend to be on a desk somewhere around the classroom so they are separate to the plasma at the front of the classroom so unfortunately output options isn't an option for us and nor is freeze My feeling is that the register should be taken on the staff laptop so only the member of staff taking it has access to it. Thanks Steve - - - Updated - - - Hi, interesting point, I will contact our MIS (Arbor) to ask the question. Thanks Steve
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Hi all, MIS GDPR question - what's your take on the register being taken on the plasma/whiteboard at the front of class. For me it's a no but I am receiving some pushback from school leadership/IT management. I'd appreciate opinions either way. Thanks
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Hi All, Having some difficulty with the OSK in windows 10 on our classroom screens. As you all know in Windows 7 if you touch a text box/anything which requires text input then the OSK pops up and then hides again when you touch off the box. Not so in Windows 10 and after doing a bit of forum hunting I can't find a suitable solution. Typing OSK into the start menu every time it is needed isn't great and there are reg fixes to make it available in the taskbar. There is even an option in Windows 10 settings to 'Automatically show the touch keyboard in windowed apps when there's no keyboard attached to your device' - but what if I also have a keyboard attached? So there are semi-workarounds but no fixes So far I'm drawing a blank so any help would be great!! Thanks Steve
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The solution to this was quite strange. I found that if I turn off the option to 'Set time automatically' on the phone the error stops. Maybe this is due to a discrepancy between Microsofts time service and the certificate time? Anyway its now resolved.
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Hi, We are running emails on Office 365. When the head takes his phone home he gets the following error regarding his school e-mails: 'It appears that there's a problem with the certificate for outlook.office365.com'. When he is in school the error is not present. He is using a Nokia Lumia 630. Any ideas? Thanks Stephen
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Hi, You can use group policy to specify what a new tab does ie. open home page. This policy 'Specify default behaviour for a new tab' can be found in User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Internet Explorer. Thanks Stephen
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Hi, In control panel>Pen and Touch>Touch I want to disable 'Enable multi-touch gestures and inking' but whenever I disable this, apply and return to the setting it is re-enabled. I have done some research and Microsoft suggest installing the latest version of the touchpad driver which I have done but with no success. This is the same on different models of laptop in different scenarios (both touch screen laptops and non touch screen laptops plugged into touch screen TVs). The reason I want to disable this is because we have children who are unable to touch the screen with one finger so interactive games are unresponsive or over-responsive when touched with the back or palm of a hand. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Stephen
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Thanks for your in depth response - would you be able to expand on it? Any recommendations for software? Have you used any cameras you know to be good for this tech? Thanks Stephen
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Hi All, I'm looking into green screen technologies for our small 11-19 Special School. Does anyone have any experience with this or can recommend any products? Thanks Stephen

