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@speckytecky what were the drivers and where did you find them please. Ben

Grr missed it lol went to buy one yesterday. Ben

Have you shared your insight with them directly? Ben

The little lug on the side is definitely rotated to match up with the notch? Ben - - - Updated - - - Twist and push, twist and push.

It's amazing how many cars escape from gravel traps these days and are able to carry on so I reckon they must have reduced their effectiveness to do this. Ben

To be honest it wasn't that it was the comments regarding oh it's easy it a 10 second that needs to be made etc.... when as ZH has pointed out today it's not that simple. Thanks Ben

The negativity from the mods was directed at the fact there being a new version of Edugeek coming which ZH was devoting his time to and that was all so whilst you now have an answer that has satisfied your need for closure it doesn't change anything. Ben

@Domino very true in fact I just txt'ed one of them Ben

Again it's your point of view what ZH has suggested is how he wants to achieve a usable solution then you just have to live with it and be done instead of repeating yourself as just banging on about the same point of view is going to change nothing. Ben

It's a command that exists with onprem exchange and works on the Exchange Management Shell but as it's a setting that you cannot change on Office 365 I guess that's why it was removed Ben - - - Updated - - - Hey I'm an MS fanboyee I used bing lol Ben

Exchange Online Throttling and Limits FAQ - Exchange dev blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs Comments at the bottom of the article with confirmation from a MS employee. Ben

Get-ThrottlingPolicy is not available on Office 365 so that'll be why you get an error. Ben

Ok interesting, will dig some more. Also have you seen this script Handy PowerShell Administration Script for Office 365 | Inside Lync might be handy for you if you are doing lots of admin via powershell. Ben

When you've connected your session have you imported the o365 cmdlets? What user are you using to connect with? Ben

The wmi class as used in the script linked to does appear to be the way to do it it's not nice though and if it works for you please feedback. Some more information can be found Win32_OfflineFilesCache class (Windows) Just noticed as well that using this needs sys admin privileges which is a bigger pain as the old csccmd didn't it could be run as the user. Ben

Not tried it but this may work CscRenameItem.vbs - The Storage Team at Microsoft - File Cabinet Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs Would need extensive testing though. How many machines do you have? Ben

my bad was on phone this morning so didn't see what forum this was in, I've used it on XP and looks like it may not work for 7. Ben

You will need to find a copy though and then you can provide a shortcut or batch file to your users. Ben

Yes you need csccmd 1.1 to do it. Ben

Didn't realise you had a super licence and were on the track at that time. Ben

Doesn't sound good but I guess that the immense fitness of an F1 driver should hopefully put him in the 10% who do category. Ben

Lol how to check if you have been infected for free, update your Apple anti malware software, yeah I'd guess that would do it. Ah I see originally it was a link to get some paid for software "free" for 6 months but now Apple have updated their stuff. Ben

Nope still don't get why it would be necessary at all doing a zone transfer once is pointless. Ben

@Joanne get back too whatever it is you're doing with homedrives Ben

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