kennysarmy

Not getting any further sadly. I've updated the LAN drivers to the latest. I've updated all other drivers to the latest. I've tried the settings from the thread mentioned. ) Set the following key in the registry (as the OP did): HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\NlaSvc\Parameters\Internet > EnableActiveProbing set to: 0 Note: It is unclear to me if this key is specifically for Vista, or if it also applies to Win7 - but I set it in any event. 2) Edited GPO (gpedit.msc for a local machine or gpmc.msc if AD domain wide): Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Internet Communication Management > Turn off Windows Network Connectivity Status Indicator active tests set to: ENABLE 3) Edited a second GPO: Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Network Connections > Do Not show the “local access only” network icon” set to: ENABLE I've tried disabling all the WAN MiniPort Drivers. IP6 is still disabled on the network adapter. To summarize I've got four identical PC's all freshly imaged all adjacent to each other. On reboot any one or all show the globe icon at the logon screen indicating LAN connectivity but no Internet access. Sometimes this will after a period of time change to the normal network icon. Sometimes you can logon and it will change once you're logged on and sometimes it will just stay with the globe icon so Office cannot activate - but access to the internet is fine with the browsers working through the smoothwall as the proxy. The winhttp proxy on the PC's are all set to bypass the smoothwall and go directly out via SWGfL

I'll have a read through in the morning. Thanks.

They were built in March 2015 - so yea pretty old....

Thought you might have been on to something with that, but restarted four PC's in an office, all freshly imaged with 1903 Edu and 3 came back on with no internet and one was OK. You can tell straight away after a reboot that they've not got internet connection because in the bottom right you get this. - - - Updated - - - We set this to : http=sslfilter.proxy.swgfl.org.uk We do this so the PC's can talk to our Sophos Console and get updates, bypassing the Smoothwall.

What's weird is I can search the Internet fine on the machine that says it has not internet connection!

I've commenced our summer re-imaging programme and have hit across a bit of an annoyance. Random computers are saying they have no internet, which means our Office 365 apps won't work as the "shared computer activation" element cannot get internet access. Example below, two identically imaged PC's of the same hardware. We have a smoothwall device set as the proxy. Any ideas why one PC will randomly say it's got no internet?

They are online I believe if you google it....

Or they think it's in MINT condition

Hi, I've been asked to look at this for our school too - ie. the best way to create TEAMS from our school data in Bromcom for remote learning in case we go in to lock down again in September and beyound. My initial thoughts were just to let the teacher's do this, why spend money up front for something that may never occur. We use Firefly on a day to day basis so TEAMS has limited benefit, just the live lessons part! If each teacher was to add the students manually to TEAMS before each day I don't think it would take them that long - but anyway! Excuse my ignorance but what does SDS stand for? Also does the blog post linked earlier in the thread mean that even if we went for the paid for Salander Product it would n't auto create the TEAMS anyway? We've enquired with Salander, and if we placed an order now they could n't promise the implementation until October! Well done to those who thought ahead and got the solution in place. Are there any alternatives?

So students are now emailing in saying they can't install Office!!!

I received them, I put asset stickers on them, I checked they turned on, I put them in a box, I gave them to the pastoral team. I got on with others things.

100% agree - not clear at all.

Is it OK to turn these devices on to check they are not DOA before we hand them out to families? Or will turning them on start the setup process? Cheers

Thanks, it asks for a CSV file to be imported, what's the format of this CSV file? It's not very clear...

Was that all setup before the started, from what I've read they have to logon first with a pin and then set up SSO themselves?

I've got one teacher getting this every time he searches through his emails.

The R-value alone though is not the issue, IF the virus is weakening....it's still a relatively mild disease for the vast majority of people, those who are more vulnerable should continue to take maximum precautions.

I'll look in to this - thanks!

Define "wave" ?

Arrived today! No idea what to do now haha Find out which five year 10 students are the chosen ones I guess.

Thanks. Did you create a new user just for the benefit of sending emails?

Worked perfectly.

Hi, The actual file of data will be like this: Where will be between 2 and 3 characters & will be 6 digits. I'm trying to make a variance of this code, but I'm not getting anywhere. $csv = Import-CSV "file.csv" $i = $null $j = $null $k = 2 ForEach ($row in $csv) { $i++ $list += $row if ($i -eq $k) { $j++ $path = "H:\csv\csv"+$j+".txt" Out-File -Filepath $path -encoding ascii -inputobject $list $list = $null $k = $k + 2 } }

I have a CSV file of data in a single column. EG. User1 Number1 User2 Number2 User3 Number3 I'd like the CSV file split in to multiple files named; User1.csv, User2.csv etc - the contents of each being Number1, Number2 respectively. Has anyone got any ideas how to achieve this? I then would want a script to copy from the folder containing these files in to the user(x)'s home drives; eg copy User1.csv to \\servername\user1$\documents\user1.csv Not much to ask right haha

Can anyone with Bromcom and Office 365 care to share the secret to getting the email settings to work? It needs: Server Username / Server Password Server Port Server Domain Server Name Cheers