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Option 1, manual fix Option 2, Script it if you're feeling confident (Examples from MS: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/kb5025175-updating-the-winre-partition-on-deployed-devices-to-address-security-vulnerabilities-in-cve-2022-41099-ba6621fa-5a9f-48f1-9ca3-e13eb56fb589) Option 3, disable it Basically that's MS's response to it Steve

You should be able to get SWGFL to turn on transparent proxy so you won't need either options as well Steve

Interestingly it seems Epson has a different opinion on the new law, and will continue selling lamps to existing customers: https://www.epson.no/no_NO/faq/KA-01938/contents?loc=en-us Steve

Yep, it's very 1:1/remote-user based in it's logic, especially with the slow updating etc. Steve

That explains why then... The OP was asking about school environments, so totally different setup to why InTune may work for that as it's remote users rather than a single site etc. Steve

Which use-case is that? Curious to know why any school would take InTune over SCCM unless 1:1 Steve

Nope, apart from the "cost savings" that people associate with removing on-site servers etc, everything seems like a worse version of Hybrid (Best of both worlds imho) You get more functionality, reliability, and options using a hybrid setup as you can still do all the off-site bits for any devices that roam Steve

If the devices are still on the network you can get the hash remotely off them without needing to rebuild/reset, then just bulk import via CSV into Autopilot Steve

Did you disable Device Guard? Depending on how yours is setup we found that broke Win11 Radius on older kit Steve

Good Morning All, Weird one here. We have a new USB soundbar attached to a computer, while "on" the speaker works fine and mute works as expected. However, once the machines gone to sleep and then has been re-woken, the soundbar still plays audio despite being muted. (Tried disabling all the normal like USB sleep options, advanced sound settings on control panel etc) Anyone experienced anything similar? Many thanks, Steve

It's part of the DfE reporting - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/share-your-daily-school-attendance-data - as Wonde have the contract to supply the data to them Steve

So with NG I assume you're using it via print release rather than secure queue? If so you can edit the config file on the release station to only show certain print queues, so you could have a print queue called Art etc that only that station would see Steve

There's been a recent "updated" request for the DfE attendance via Wonde, but I've not seen a new one. It was just enabling more fields in the older DfE sync Steve

First question, do you mean NG? Or MF? As they have different abilities Steve

In terms of missing items/other thoughts: If you're using old computers from a workplace, you'd then take responsibility for WEEE/data destruction etc - Are you planning to do full wiping of them etc?? Insurance 100%, especially if you're expecting to build/let people use them after they're open Licensing - If they're chucked devices I assume you wouldn't be using works KMS/MAK keys etc - Are they being taken back to OEM? Install medias etc? (Same with games etc, if you're doing this as a paid for service are you licensed to use those games like a cyber cafe etc) PAT Testing - Are you going to be PAT testing them if they're being used in that manner? DBS aren't normally transferable, so you'd have to check regarding whether your current one would still cover you in that scenario Steve

Depending on how long ago you count "a while" there have been things like SYSVOL hardening for UNC paths If the shortcuts are PC based ones rather than user, have you got things like "Wait for network" etc enabled to ensure pcs won't go past that prior to connections? Steve

There's a batch photo import routine, same as you'd use for the student photos Steve

Assuming it's not got any personal info in the actual form, the easiest way is to share it as a "contribute" link to your personal email. Then on your personal email, you can click the "duplicate this form" option, then repeat it once you got your new school email. With class notebooks, same logic, you can copy the notebook pages into a personal notebook and then do th same over to a new work email (again assuming no personal data etc) Steve

https://www.salamandersoft.co.uk/free-utilities/sims-photo-exporter/ and a quick resize utility is probably easiest. If you haven't migrated across already, you could then import them back into SIMs to go across automatically, else you'd need to do an import in Bromcom Steve

Apart from the fact LTSC has never been "supported" on desktops for end users etc Steve

https://www.cloudpilot.no/blog/Using-Single-Sign-On-with-Azure-AD-Connect-Cloud-Sync/ is the one I normally follow when I need to do it That's if you're using CloudSync, I think CloudConnect still does it as a UI option you can enable when configuring it Steve

It doesn't require computers to be AzureJoined, but it requires users sync'd via one of the tools (CloudSync/Connect etc) - Then you can just enable SSO as an additional powershell command that will work with Edge/OneDrive etc locally Steve

I don't think that's what they mean when you powerwash a chromebook! Steve

It's in the install location of OneDrive e.g. C:\Program Files\Microsoft OneDrive\24.126.0623.0001\adm Then it's the ADML/ADMX at the bottom (Just copy them the language one to the en-us version you use etc) Steve

Formula can't be used within shapes like that, only referencing direct cells. So either you do it like you did, or you just slap a normal wrapped text box over the shape and have it hovering etc Steve