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I got a cheap PS2 on Facebook ($20). Used Free MacBoot and able to use my wireless PS4 controller. Great fun. It actually cost me more money for the AV to HDMI adapter to connect to the TV!

Thanks for the tips! Appreciate it! Added to my list!

I just want to say, the quality and speed of this response is great. It's good to see vendors acknowledging and explaining technical issues in an open forum.

Now it's getting colder in the UK, some good TV shows usually start being shown. Does anyone have anything news they can recommend?

You're going to struggle to find a quality product that will be cheaper than this.

Should be possible via Powershell

How do you use MFA with generic accounts?

Pretty much - apart from the account creation was automated. Data came from the personnel management system.

This might be a useful link to help plug away at it. https://techpress.net/find-silent-command-line-install-switches-of-any-exe-or-msi/

From what I have read online they are around 10KG, so hopefully not too expensive.

Thanks, but all these are replicas. I can buy a replica in Australia. Ideally, I am after an original.

SQL 2014 has been EOL for a year. Regardless of what SIMS supports, you're not applying security patches and this is a cyber security risk.

I would say the closest thing to the edge that could utilise 2.5gig are Wireless Access Points.

What issue is this please? We have it running fine. Or is the Windows NPS limitation that only support on-premise AD joined devices?

Good Morning, This is a bit of a long shot, but is anyone on here selling an old British post box? If not, can you recommended somewhere (maybe a reclamation yard, antique shop etc) that sells them please? I am looking for a lamp box like the picture attached. Royal Mail used to sell decommissioned boxes but has since stopped doing this. I am wanting to use it for my letter box here in Australia, shipping directly to Australia isn't necessary as I can forward via family in the UK. I can buy replicas on Amazon and eBay in Australia. But I would rather have an original if possible. Thank You

Just so you're aware, there are critical vulnerabilities that are patched in Julys update. Rolling back will expose you to increased security risk.

How did you get on?

I set up the ISO image using Powershell. There are zero custom scripts.

I dumped imaging all together. Using OSD cloud, I configured a USB drive that does the following 1. Download the latest ISO from Microsoft. 2. Apply that to the disk 3. Download and apply the correct drivers from Dell (Can also do HP and Lenovo) 4. Reboot and had off to InTune. Works great and we have zero servers and imaging systems to maintain.

Server 2012 should also be legacy.

As a manager, should you be doing this anyway? Wouldn't this be the responsibility of the level 1 technicians. As a manager, wouldn't you be more strategic and not be doing the day to day stuff?

We use Patch My PC - awesome application. Worth every $

Products like Patch My PC are addons that automatically deploy application patches. I am not sure Ansible can do this out of the box?

I used to package it all and deploy to the local C Drive of the devices. Simple script to copy the data onto the C Drive and create some shortcuts in the start menu.

We use Cisco ISE and permit devices with a valid certificate issued by our certificate authority. The certificates are issued to devices using SCEP. Certificates are only issued to devices that are enrolled.