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Wow OP first post then the last two posts were first posts. Spam @elsiegee40

OP have you tried not specifying the theme?

Same happened here once, deleted local profile, logged back in, all good.

Thats an odd one. I do not specify a theme here and the PC's use Aero by default if the GFX supports it.

I feel this is just how to Windows 7'ify Windows 8. This is why I am staying 7 for the foreseeable future

That or you have a faulty switch in there.

Here: Unlocker1.9.2 (1).exe - Send Files Online - TempSend.com I got false positives for it as it does hook into things that maybe it shouldn't.

I had this on a file server I was retiring. To delete it install this UNLOCKER 1.9.2 BY CEDRICK 'NITCH' COLLOMB then right click > Unlocker > delete.

Have you tried using https Google? I had it here and it only worked with https.

I had this with Chrome and IE11 yesterday which is good as I found a better alternative for the software I wanted to download!

We use mandatory profiles here and around one month of not being connected to the network the profile refuses to load. However we use this to our advantage and say that the laptop must be brought on site to receive updates etc anyway. Basically, bring it on site, even into the car park if school is shut (Obviously a decent wireless solution needed) and log in. I should add, no data it stored on the laptops. We use Home Access Plus and RD Gateway for remote access.

=CONCATENATE should do the trick. =CONCATENATE(B1,",",B2,",",B3) etc - - - Updated - - - ^ That.

I don't know if this will help you but our staff are members of two security groups and log ins to HAP take 1-2 seconds.

Thats a good point. What happens if you only point your client to a DNS server statically?

Hmm something seems odd with your DNS setup then. I only use two internal DNS servers here and all my clients point to those.

I had that checked when I set ours up yes. Can you access HAP via the URL on all your DNS Servers?

Has the record you set up propagated to all of those DNS servers? - - - Updated - - - Come to think of it, it didn't propagate here, so I did the steps I gave you on all my DNS servers.

Specifically in that order? Are any of them the DC? Do you actually have four DNS servers?

You can see why Apple bought them out though, Apple being very much in the same position in the market with gorgeous products that aren't necessarily the greatest.

All DNS Servers in the forest but that is not what I need to you to check. In DHCP Scope options what do you have set for DNS servers? If you go to a client and open a command and do ipconfig /all what is listed under DNS Servers? It should be the IP of your DC.

Do all your clients point to your DC as their primary DNS server?

On T Mobile here and my data is fine. Weird!

He didn't, he works with Lawyers I think?

We resolved this by upgrading to IE11 and pushing settings via GPP.

There should be a button in disk cleanup that says "cleanup system files"?