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Professor Messer is quite good. I think he covers stuff on Server 2008.

Inserted the quote text and then copied and pasted it. I got the message 'reply needs to be at least 6 characters long'. So I added my 'There you go'!

There you go...

Lots of onesies here too. Saw one person in shorts!

Okay, thanks for the suggestions guys.

Hi, We have 3 netbooks that have been sitting in the box since we got them from Tesco vouchers three or four years ago. They have 512MB of RAM, 8GB SD card as the HDD. But we have no use for them. What do you use netbooks for in your school? They would be good in the classroom, but because they run off a SD card they're a bit slow. George.

Haven't done this myself, however people talk about upgrading their DCs in this thread.

Got 2 standalone Windows XP machines, one for a astronomy program in the Science lab, the other for a program in the DT room. We also have some laptops with XP, but they're being replaced after Christmas.

Nope. Yes, this did it! Thank you SO SO much!!

Oh yes. I know some Twitter apps like 'When did I join Twitter?' don't work without the @.

Did you put the @ in?

You can breathe a sigh of relief. You're not the only one!

No more than 8 players at one time.

Some of the kids here have pressed the monitors before, thinking they were touch screen, they didn't notice the keyboard in front of them!

$239 for me. Been on it awhile + many tweets.

Okay thanks, that's the batch file I always used to use when I couldn't get a machine to connect. The WSUS GPO doesn't show in RSOP. I have taken a screenshot and will post it below. The GPO is exactly the same as the one I used on the old server, only changed the server name. 95% Windows 7. 5% Windows XP.

Bump...

Hi, Got a problem here with WSUS. I have WSUS set up on a Server 2012 R2 Virtual Machine. I've downloaded all the updates and approved and disapproved the certain updates I want. However, I cannot get any machines to show in WSUS for me to approve them. I have a GPO that doesn't seem to be working but I also have the following batch file that doesn't seem to work either. This batch file also used to work for the old WSUS server. Batch file is written like this: Any ideas would be much appreciated. Cheers George.

Oh, not so easy!

Yep: User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Start Menu & Taskbar\ Disable the following setting: Prevent and Remove access to the Shutdown,Restart,Sleep and Hibernate commands.

We've never had any problems with .js files, neither did we in the previous school I worked in.

Disabled domain wide.

We do it here. Haven't seen teachers do it.

No, just the free version. Just go to each machine manually and set it off. We use it to update 80% of our apps. Once you have set off the last machine, the first one is usually finished.

This is a new thing. We have had it here on IE9 too. Wise to update Java, and Java releases a new update every few months. I use Ninite to keep on top of everything.