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  1. Never used it before, any gotchas? Edit: OK, that was easyish. I have an MSP file now. Why isn't it an MSI? Who knows. Gonna talk to my colleague and get it pushed out at login. Thanks.
  2. Hi folks, Can anyone help me script something to uninstall a component of Office 2013? We've got OneDrive for Business installed on our workstations and we want to remove it. However, I've not managed to script it so far. It seems removing the entirety of office would be easy, but one component is more tricky. I appreciate any help you can give.
  3. We're closed at weekends, so that's out. It shouldn't be a problem to get it packaged up enough for a courier to collect, I'll let you know once it's ready for collection, and give you the collection address. I would need to know the destination address and which courier is picking it up, but we can sort that stuff once it's ready.
  4. Uh, I'll have a go! I'm gonna need lots of bubble-wrap and some big cardboard boxes...
  5. OK I've checked my store and I do have a spare 6u cabinet you can have. It's 600mm deep front to back, and 370mm tall (6u). I'm in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
  6. Hi Oaktech, I've got some spare wall-mounted cabinets, not sure as small as 6u but I'll take a look in my store room later. Have you seen the range that Videk has? Pretty reasonable... Hinged Wall Mount Brackets | Wall Mounted Cabinets | Videk Cabinets & Accessories | Data Cabinets & Accessories | Networking | Videk | Network Systems and IT Solutions
  7. Anyone else seen outages to Google DNS over the past week? Friday 10 JUN - 13:17 - 13:22 Wednesday 15 JUN - 07:14 - 07:15 Wednesday 15 JUN - 09:15 - 09:17 Friday 17 JUN - 15:11 - 15:13 Plus I can see huge increases in latency throughout Wednesday 15 JUN, as shown in this graph: Anyone else?
  8. Didn't even notice anything abnormal trafficwise. Thursday only: This week:
  9. Upgraded from 5.0.03 to 5.3.25 today, no real issues so far besides the 'Join PIN Group' button appearing, which I was able to turn off by ticking the appropriate option in each Computer Group to hide it. Also noticing what seems like an auto-refresh when using the console software (both Console and Server) which makes it a little annoying to do anything.
  10. It's OK, bandwidth is cheep cheep.
  11. Depends a bit how you're doing it. If you're doing it using Google Hangouts On Air, the limit is 8 hours, and the recording will be available to watch through your YouTube account once the stream ends.
  12. Honeywell Bull
  13. Yup that's the brand that leaped to the front of my mind, too.
  14. Sounds like a hardware fault. How old is it? Check the motherboard for bulging/leaking capacitors.
  15. We're using LG televisions for our signage, the oldest of which date back to 2010 and they're still going strong. Haven't had any fail, haven't noticed any burn-in either.
  16. Anyone using Watchguard firewalls? We have a pair of XTM1050 devices in a high availability cluster, and we're having trouble getting support from any company with regards to firmware updates. One has even told us that we are probably the only people in the whole country running these devices! Anybody able to back me up here? Thanks.
  17. How about a calculator from the 1950's? Imgur
  18. azc

    A bunch o'disks

    Hi Andrew, Very interested! Will contact you privately. Thanks very much. Andrew
  19. azc

    A bunch o'disks

    Exact numbers are hard as we have quite a few in storage, but at least 20 would be a good estimate to begin with.
  20. azc

    A bunch o'disks

    Anyone got any >=160GB SATAII drives going spare? Preferably 7200 RPM but not essential. Got lots of machines here with 80 GB drives in, regretting it now that our fully loaded image is over 70 GB.
  21. Is that the ones with the serial port? I'm sure I've got a few of those kicking around. I'll have a check after lunch.
  22. Easy peasy. ETS2MP - Virtual trucking world - multiplayer mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2 game by SCS Software Still in Alpha, and can sometimes be a little unstable, but for the most part it's great. Griefers are ever present, of course, but just make sure to bind an autosave key and use it often. Avoid Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Europoort. If your truck or cargo is severely damaged, reload from your last autosave. Listen to EuroTruck Radio whist you drive. Join Teamspeak. Take part in convoys. Join a Virtual Trucking Company. Have fun with friends. Give a cheerful honk of your airhorns to other drivers on the road, but don't abuse it. Beware of the lag in densely populated areas of the map, even the best computers struggle at times. Turn off your beacons in these areas. Turn off your beacons whilst parking. Ensure your truck isn't blocking the road if you go afk. See you there
  23. Magicard call this their 'HoloKote' technology, you can read about it here. I've taken a photo of a scrap card printed with the HoloKote layer. You can see it in this photo: http://i.imgur.com/JBSJGVas.jpg.
  24. Yes you absolutely could. However, duplex printers may print the reverse with a single black panel, rather than a full CMYK(+Clear) ribbon. This will probably reduce costs per card.
  25. We have a couple of Magicard Rio Pro card printers, one with a MiFare module and one without. They both do double-sided printing, although monochrome only on the reverse. They're OK I suppose. Don't really have anything to compare them with. Suggest having a chat with AIT (formerly Altman and ICS) about their card printing solutions.
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