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  1. If you have your chromebooks enterprise enrolled you have built in remote to them via the Google admin console. Just go to the device in the admin console and it should be an option in the menu along with reboot etc. Beleiev it just uses the free chrome remote desktop tool but it's all built in so super easy to use.
  2. I've found apple support very helpful with this issue and others when staff have signed in with personal and locked to them rather than us. The key, beyond getting the right person at apple support, is you need an invoice showing you are the owner and it must show the apple product clearly including the serial number, submit it and then they will help solve challenges to get it released / back into your access after some other validation if it's an entire ABM / AEM that you've lost access to.
  3. Admittedly not tested on a G11, but on prior gens you just start the HPE Intelligent Provisioning at BIOS and if you want give it Internet link and off it goes to get drivers, firmware, mgmt tools etc very easy (easier than Dell!) but I find people often forget that exists or someone turned it off if rebuilding a box. Easiest way to then check up to date is a service pack for proliant. Quarterly released in the old days and again boot and off you go or run inside your OS if you prefer.
  4. On VMWare you need to look at cpu wait / read states along with your actual physical underlying CPU structure. If you have 1 cpu with 8 cores and HT on them and giving every VM loads it'll queue up to get on a CPU to do the job so right sizing your VMs sensible can help. https://blogs.vmware.com/cloud-foundation/2017/03/09/virtual-machine-vcpu-and-vnuma-rightsizing-rules-of-thumb/ gives very sensible direction and advice, admittedly for an old ESXi and I don't have a new version to hand to see how it still looks today I doubt the logic had changed dramatically. HyperV works and behaves differently to ESXi on vCPU in my experience.
  5. Chamsys run various free online training for MagicQ- https://uk.chamsyslighting.com/online-training/ that maybe of use They also have an active YouTube and a playlist on Intro do MagicQ: so they maybe useful resources for you.
  6. Yep that can be done (its a normal user account in Google Workspace and then delegate it out. Could you send it to a Google Group as another option instead?
  7. The big department store reunion can begin now in the ladies and gentlemens department!
  8. So glad it's done finally people can stop asking us about it at BETT 🤣🤣 great work to @ZeroHour and time to get some rest as well @ZeroHour❤️
  9. We can soon, like Montgomery Clyde in Paddington 1, banish you from being an explorer 😈
  10. Echo those break glasses when we moved office we had them fitted to make it super quick to know if a door had been pinged by someone you can't miss the red flashy lights.
  11. Once you've been monitoring your mail security and your happy you have got any systems that email as your domain configured correctly so they are all secured, you should get it switched to a stronger dkim setting to either quarantine or reject.
  12. Are you using Macbook Airs? If yes that will be why as you need the full thunderbolt setups as its an apple restriction to encourage you to buy the Macbook pro that works with simpler displays.
  13. Have you had a look at the range of Startech? They have a wide range of docks / port replicators. You mentioned a Dell TB4 maybe some of the others they make maybe suitable and cheaper. We used to use a lot of the Dell D6000 (now eol but replaced with a new version) they were about £150gbp at times and did dual screens enough usb ports and charging.
  14. Sounds like maybe a VLookup or two maybe could help?
  15. Edu-hobnobs are avaliable to anyone that wants a munch just ask!
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