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From what I understand unless you have GP set to force wallpaper, the user will get the default wallpaper which is on the first machine they log in to. A black background could be a sign the machine is not activated, other than that you could wipe their roaming profile. You can set the background via GP: Using Group Policy to configure Desktop Wallpaper (“Background”)

What is the problem with it? Does it show an error number? Try pluggin in a set of speakers.

Yes, only use webscreen 2.0. Never had any problems, but the LGFL help desk is not that helpful.

I find if the room looks nice and new, they tend not to damage anything. Of course that only lasts for a year or so, after that its every week. If a teacher keeps an eye on them it wont happen. If they open the door and walk away thats when the trouble starts. We have CCTV.

It depends on how old the stuff is, quite a lot of the new machines have eco modes and such.

Sell up fast, apparently there is another housing bubble which is about to pop.

They seem quite laid back when ever I go for one, only do the iron test and thats it.

I try to give blood when ever they have a day near me, but there appointment times are not practical for 9-5 jobs.

Well the specs are good, but it looks like a paper shredder.

From another Edugeek thread: EDA100 Motor Mirror Assy A1 Hitachi Not sure if its the same part for your model, but the site might stock it. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/av-multimedia-related/98430-hitachi-short-throw-fault.html

You could set up fake camera's in the car, then he would not go near it for fear of being filmed.

Apparently its going to be in the next generation of airplay, not much help I know.

Is the USB cable extended? I would try another cable.

They will help some people who will make good use of them, but others will just sell them.

This may work: Realtime Soft UltraMon Not used it myself. See below: http://superuser.com/questions/590979/can-a-program-window-be-maximized-across-multi-displays

Have you tried a firmware update? Even TV's from 4-5 years ago allow this.

He must of thought it was a bomb.

If you think of how many internet connections there are and how many of us there is, they would not be able to analyse all of the information, they might put it through some sort of system and try to spot something, it was still wrong of them to do it without public knowledge, but we all want to be safe.

You would of missed simon cowell getting egged.

I would move away from RM personally.

Had no idea they had parachutes.

How to watch a how to.

I near enough went straight from sixth form into an IT job, It was only meant to be work experience but I am still here four years later. Ask around at local secondary schools.

Spoke to them and they said putting them all in a couple of large boxes should be fine.

Do they accept them like that? There site makes it sound like they are strict. I guess it would cost them money to send them back anyway so thanks for the info will give it a try.