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Problem was solved my creating a new group and manually adding in the computer names into that group. Although they still look offline, when attempting to connect, they all seem fine.

We have recently had a few teachers that have brought us corrupt memory sticks. Normally I just use a variety of programs until I find one that works. However, just out of curiosity, what file recovery programs do you use?

I had this same message when trying to make changes in group policies or settings under a non-admin account. It buggered off after I made my changes that I needed to and logged back on as the user.

Yes I have, they supplied me with a troubleshooting manual which hasn't been to any use so far. I will keep looking into this and post if I find a solution

No we don't. IP's are supplied from the DHCP server. Its just strange that they 'sometimes' appear.

We have a new computer ICT room of about 10 PC's, which currently have AB client installed and running on each machine. All machines are currently NOT on the domain. At first, I couldnt see any machines through AB Control, so i added an exception into Windows Firewall to include ABclient.exe. and after a reboot on all machines, they quite happily appeared in AB control. However, I have just started to notice that I can only see 2 or 3 machines at any given time, and the odd thing is, the machines vary between which ones are viewable in AB control E.G. PC 01, 02, 03 may appear and then a few hours later PC 07,08,09 migt appear. Has this got anything to do with the machines not being on the domain (DNS/DHCP issue?) or it there something I am totally missing here

Yeah we kind of have the same issue, However when someone make a bank transfer to their sQuid card, it does allow us to do it in intervals of £5 and a minimum of £10, which is a little anoying since we have odd prices for our items too.

We use a system called sQuid. Each person charges there sQuid card online at the website or we have a secure/designated machine with a proxy reader to allow them to charge there cards in school too. We also have a Free meal option for guests/support staff

Stumbled across this the other day and thought it might be useful for giving to teachers as a fun learning tool (or even for just your kids!). http://www.freewebarcade5.net/media/the-scale-of-the-universe-2.swf

Hi I am trying to query a lastlogonstamp for all computers on my domain in Active Directory so that I can delete old computer entries where needed that havent been logged on since the last school term. However I cannot seem to find this in AD. Is this even possible? I can do it from a user point of view but not computer. I did start to use a program called truelogon however I still beleive that there must be a way of doing this in AD. Is it possible?

Here that! It's rediculous. I get them all the time from the 'HMRC' telling me im due a tax rebate of 9k. Would be nice if it was real!

IE, Firefox, VLC player, Office 10, Adobe Elements, Tux Paint Loads of subject specific software i.e Oxbox, Stop Motion Pro, Adobe PS CS5.1,

Ah Finally! Thanks for the post Arthur. Been driving me nuts that I cannot bind my iMac OS X 10.7.2 to AD. Will give this a go and see if it has improved!