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TheScarfedOne

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  1. Retweet from Dell of all people...I had a fail moment and didn't #edugeek it tho
  2. @Dos_Box Did you see my retweet on this last night :-p
  3. As if you hadnt given yourself a busy day already!! :-p
  4. Who called for a mod?? Nothing to see here....walk on by.... :-p
  5. Linky to KB and hotfix?
  6. Yes, it's only if you start the bitlocker process first = issues as it's a mod to the bootloader
  7. Many it teams are managed through the business managers in schools. On the note of new design or health check, try @StoneComputers or @Net-Ctrl or @CPLTD
  8. I think they were meaning downgrade your Win8 machines to Win7. On your Q re registry settings to XP machines, yes you need the preferences pack.
  9. I've got a script which will stop this for you, just be careful you don't use bitlocker as this will cause it to get upset. Will post later when I've remoted in to get it.
  10. Another +1 for @rpwillis and Salamander here
  11. Oh joy, I'm going to have the fun of this soon...upgrading from impact to biostore/Id manager soon as got new revals and tills coming in
  12. @VeryPC_Colin_F Can you send info my way too please....
  13. Ocs ng integrated with glpi
  14. I'm with @witch and @Soulfish on the three finds, spread through the year. The deposit idea makes sense too... Happy to help out
  15. I've got a plist that I use to hide the "shared" section in finder. We already prevent access to the "Connect to" via Centrify. Ill post it on Monday. Nudge me via PM if i havent...
  16. Enable the F8 command support in your boot image,so that we can do some diagnostics and grab the log files that SCCM generates on the client as its building. Where in the Task Sequence does it fail? What else is in it?
  17. Me, me, me....add me @VeryPC. Email coming your way Monday
  18. Yep, this is what I do. Another trick is a combo of the first post. Add the old app into SCCM, and publish an uninstall task sequence; or create a task sequence which includes the uninstall with an "allow to fail" in the TS step followed by your new install step. This way, machines without the app to uninstall wont bomb out. I did this with Smart Notebook I remember, where some machines ended up with 2010 version from our previous 2007 SCCM implementation; and refused to come across properly.
  19. Similar when I took over at the Academy. Laptops which were an array of different setups, including some standalone. Now, all domain...bitlockered for when they take them offsite, and with offline files. That way, no faffing with different logon details etc.
  20. Likewise....rude words here too! Where does this leave System Centre Endpoint, which is the same product?Grrrr, I really dont want to have to change...and like many others rely on MSE on home machines...
  21. I forgot to add, that the VMs are "read only" - they are essentially Live images, which exist on all machines - so once closed - any "fiddling" is lost. It means a completely flexible environment...they key was explaining the importance of saving to their home area!!! I likewise understand the concerns...but we have to work a solution that keeps everyone happy. Part of the solution should include educating the students why it is set up in this way.
  22. Virtual machines is how Ive managed this one. For us, we have built a Linux VM based on SLAX, which has loads of great programming utilities in it. In our case it was Python and Scratch among others. I read you need VB, but Im sure there must be some utils for it - or use an XP VM. Weve used VirtualBox, which has no network connection, but uses and allows access to the mapped U:\ (Home Drive) of the logged on user. Hey presto - file access and storage. They can write and run the code in the VM, save to their area, but not run the code from the normal network. I hope this makes sense.
  23. Hi All Long time no post, and new into the Mac side of things on here..., though I have managed Macs on systems before. The background - we now have 25 macs on our system, managed by Centrify. All is good - except for the broken kerberos in Safari with our proxy. Therefore, we have swapped to Firefox, which once configured works fine. Now - ive seen bits and pieces about adding a .cfg to the Package Content, and editting/adding .js files Configuring Firefox for Deployment But, no joy. It either wont launch anymore saying error in the package (in the case of the consumer release); or it just doesnt apply anything (in the esr release). Any ideas on how I can get a centralised config - since it doesnt play by plist files either! We do have ARD, so once Ive got the package content right, we can through it out with that. Thanks in advance
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