TheScarfedOne

I also have one of these rare mugs

Sounds good....we have no James @EduTech so it's safe

I should be arriving around 5ish...

Check your VGA cables....you'd be surprised how often missing pins or loose connections cause this

Blimey this was active after I clocked off! I will get this onto my beta system and give some feedback as well. Did that feature of mine sneak in too?

I have a scheme where all our teaching staff have a laptop. We did look at all classrooms having a dedicated PC...but at a time where the school was being rebuilt and we didn't know how many rooms there would be, and remote access was next to non existant - we went with laptops. The laptops have a 4 year warranty and are part of a pool, which rotates round all the staff as we need to recal for maintenance or repairs. Most repairs are for HDDs, we've had the odd expensive screen but they are rare. No matter which way you go...you have a commitment in costs.... Classroom PC and good home access for planning; or laptops.

Yep the multi room works a treat. Cheers Nick

This looks awesome nick. Thanks! While we are tinkering with it...can you see if you can add the ability to add a choice for the number of sessions before and after a booking to be unavailable/charging... I want to make it 2 not 1 each side ta

That's what I do too @Arthur

Yes, the route needs to be on your core I think. I have a juniper vlaned system, and had to do this

Bitlocker here

I was originally looking to do something very similar; but after speaking to suppliers and other Edugeeks - I instead went down the Juniper line with @Net-Ctrl. It worked out cheeper and more powerful than the HP and Im very happy with the results.

You could pre deploy the app, which is what I do...even with 4.6. Staff have access to the catalogue on laptops to install what they want...workstations are managed through AD groups and WMI queries

To the naughty step, all of you

This is what I do too, as well as query by ad group membership

Ooooh, and I forgot to add, I've just finished getting it all sotted as a remote app too on site and offsite as part of my Remote Desktop System. That is HTTPS access, as rdweb uses 443 not 3389 Blog post soon on that one

Or you could point at my lovely two blog posts about it And thanks @vikpaw for the mention there

Although I applaud the article; part of me is saddened by the scale of it as well. Says a lot about the world we live in doesnt it; and the worst bit - it will only be the tip of the iceburg too

That's truly frightening...

Yep - had this happening too. Real nuisance. Drop the following into a startup script to kill it... objShell.run "bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled No" objShell.run "bcdedit /set {default} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures" VBS script that is...

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That looks right to me... the setting hides in the Remote App manager. In the panel on the right - Gateway Settings.

Definately worth checking the logs on the server here. Is it just your machine affected? By plugin - im guessing you mean the Software Centre, or do you mean the Control Panel item - or the Admin Console?

+1 for Groupcall here

Intriging...makes sense tho. Google are having a tidy of all their services.