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You’re right. I’m surprised they have done that. I’m assuming these systems are on the DFE management system?

Are you 100% sure they are running CloudReady and not native ChromeOS?

I can confirm that!

Correct. It’s a flat fee so if it takes 10 minutes or 10 hours you don’t pay any difference. At one time you used to get a couple of free tickets are year with MS licensing. I used one once. Not sure if it’s still a thing.

Bear ..

Is that definitely a Dell Dimension? I thought they had stopped that line and they used to be Desktop models?

Hello, I am wondering if your helpdesk staff have KPI's please? If so would you mind sharing them with me please? Thanks

I would love to get paid to sleep. It would be a dream job!

Commodore were famous for this in the last batches of the C64. They just used up all their old parts inventory

Apparently the laptops are not identical and cobbled together with whatever parts are available. The model number of the LCD may vary.

I’m not one bit surprised by any aspect of this article. https://www.thedrive.com/news/38897/adobe-flash-shutdown-halts-chinese-railroad-for-over-16-hours-before-pirated-copy-restores-ops?xid=fbshare&fbclid=IwAR3wIygIOqjrwRfvi12RUDpivf_Xh2mn-MUP0hAFYvGQYNkBqjMzCJ8jsxg

I don’t think it would apply to many here. The multi site feature is more for managed service providers. When you have a single network across multiple physical sites you wouldn’t use it. EG: I have all of our physical 18 sites on 1 Unifi site.

Personally I would have 1 large team that would cover the whole MAT. if site visits are required the techs based at the closest location will carry out those visits.

If i was made to wear this I would be pressing yellow right away!

Ghostbusters. First time I have seen it! I watched with with my girlfriends 7 year old nephew.

Its been like that since Windows 8. That was back in 2012.

It looks like the support was added in the A12 BIOS update (although this isn't the latest version anymore): https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-au/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=jj0x8&oscode=wt64a&productcode=precision-t7910-workstation A33 is the latest version of the BIOS: https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-au/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=33h37&oscode=wt64a&productcode=precision-t7910-workstation

You need to segment your network. It’s not a good idea to have a /21 for genera traffic. Do you have layer 3 switches? Were the changes made on these? Was the change to the subnet mask made on the server?

They do this in some states of Australia. The amount of P players (newly qualified drivers) having accidents and killing themselves is astonishing.

Ah! I didn't think of that!

For anyone who wants to watch it without that awful music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD7r5dLu2nM&ab_channel=BasedBoxing

This is 100% a spanning tree issue. Port fast should fix it but you need to enable it on the switch port. What switches do you have?

Hello, Around 21 days ago we upgraded most of our fleet to Windows 10 2004. This link says the Windows.Old folder should automatically delete after 10 days. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/delete-your-previous-version-of-windows-f8b26680-e083-c710-b757-7567d69dbb74 It hasn't done. Does anyone have any suggestions please? I have had a look online but everything I found is pointing at us to delete it manually in the settings app. Not ideal. Thanks

I am confused as to what you're trying to achieve here. You would create a loan agreement between the 2 schools. It would contain things like: Term of loan, what happens if they are damaged etc. As for people using the device the schools usual polices would apply.

I find this happens with other "Budget" systems such as the Unifi products. I think its due to people being spoilt with premium products - business usually have more money. Its true that Hyper-V clusters don't have features such as templates (you can get around this by making a image and saving the VHDX file) but it runs great. I found the pricing with Dell similar. At the time HP didn't offer it all - they were still pushing people towards a SAN. That might have changed in the last 12 months.