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Hey all! Hope you're keeping well. I’m interested to know what other schools using ChromeOS do for their classroom setup, specifically for teachers. Currently, each teacher desktop has two monitors and an interactive display at the front of the room. The primary monitor is duplicated to the interactive display (touch is used occasionally), and the second monitor is extended. We’re moving more and more towards ChromeOS, but I’m not convinced it will work as well as our current setup. From what I understand, ChromeOS display arrangements are a bit “all or nothing”. I’d be really interested to hear how other schools are handling this. Thanks 🙂

@ICT_GUY thanks, I will try setting this for all domain-joined PCs and see if this changes anything. @AlphamaleZed yes, I was forced to change the KRBTGT password when we upgraded the DCs as one of the DCs locked us out entirely and we were unable to sign in. Was down to the KDC service and after changing the KRBTGT password it worked fine.

Ah yes, that's where I've enabled AES support for the Default Domain Controllers GPO. I think we might just have to wait 30 days and see what happens. Replication between DCs is fine, it just seems that Windows Server 2025 is plagued with issues... still! Thank you!

Thank you @ThatBoringBloke - I've already flicked through everything in this post. We are still seeing many 'trust relationship' errors though. Thought it was a smart idea being fully up-to-date on OS versions to be nice and secure... should've done a bit more research beforehand as it seems lots of people have had similar issues! @ICT_GUY - do you remember where the GPO was that you specified encryption types? I enabled AES support in the Default Domain Controllers GPO, and deployed a registry GPO (SupportedEncryptionTypes) to all workstations to force them to use this encryption. I also scripted the update of the msDS-SupportedEncryptionTypes attribute for all workstations on AD too. Seem to be at a bit of a loss now!! Thanks both!

Hi all, I upgraded all of our servers to the latest version of Windows Server 2025 over the Christmas break, including our DCs. Initially I had an issue with one of the DCs post-upgrade where certain services weren't able to start, so instead of wasting time trying to fix this, I span up a new DC (also Windows Server 2025) when we returned after the break. We now have another very frustrating issue where client PCs seem to be dropping off the domain and throwing up trust relationship errors. I'm interested to know if anyone else has experienced similar with Windows Server 2025? Replication is fine between both DCs. I've already implemented a few changes to try and sort it and prevent the issue reappearing, but no joy unfortunately! Aghhh!

Suppose there can be many different points that are taken into account. I think you've just changed my opinion. All of your points are great actually. Should've kept my mouth shut! Especially your point, sted!

Some kids struggle with GCSE's as they are now, let alone making them harder. Silly idea!