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The packaging suggests 7m and we did this successfully playing Sky News at 1080p but it was probably more like 5m. What are you using to display as sometimes you can get away with playing from a USB direct or hooking up a device hidden behind the screen?

Some schools in Surrey are closing for half days on Monday and Tuesday.

The Microsoft display adapter worked great for us (1080p), we have been trailing it recently they also have a 4K one available, just a thought.

Why can't you use a wireless connection otherwise if possible go over a false ceiling?

raspberry and white chocolate and if allowed the Sainsburys shortbread with Belgian milk and plain chocolate chunks are amazing

As the title says I am failing to find a way to prevent students from pressing Windows key + K and potentially have the ability to Windows CONNECT to a device we are going to use to display a powerpoint in the canteen. I've tried method 1 and 2 with no joy: https://www.top-password.com/blog/disable-windows-key-shortcuts-hotkeys-in-windows-10/

This worked for us: Create a GPO and edit as: User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Printers Plus: Computer configuration > policies > windows settings > security settings > local policies > security options > devices > devices prevent users from installing printer drivers: disabled Computer configuration > Policies > Admin templates > printers > package point and print approved servers: enabled: 'enter name of print server' Computer configuration > Policies > Admin templates > printers > Point and print restrictions Users can only point and print to these servers: Enabled Enter fully qualified server names separated by semicolons: 'enter name of print server' Users can only point and print to machines in their forest: Enabled When installing drivers for a new connection: Do not show warning or elevation prompt When updating drivers for an existing connection: Do not show warning or elevation prompt Computer configuration > Policies > Admin templates > System > Driver installation > Allow non-administrators to install drivers for these device setup classes: enabled Allow Users to install device drivers for these classes: 'get driver class from printer drivers inf file and enter it here https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2331393-gp-not-deploying-printers-to-all-users

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Hi, we are trying to find the easiest way to get users the RM cert on our guest wireless without them having to go the convoluted way to install via their website. We use Aruba and there is an option for Certificates but I am unsure if this will give users the option to acquire the cert and which options to use. I am not happy going without the SSL cert as this could allow unwanted searches and images possibly being viewed.