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Bump - hoping somebody can help

Hi guys, I've got about 300 Android tablets setup in Kiosk Mode all managed via Intune. They all have our HTTPS Certificate deployed. However, when the tablet is restarted it seems to be lose the certificate and we have a 'your connection is not secure' error in Chrome. To get around this, I have to go into Intune app on the tablet and sync the tablet. Once I've done this you can browse the Internet and use the Internet related Apps no problem. The problem then returns when you restart it again. Any ideas? It's driving me crazy!

If the whole class is isolating / school closed, it would be better to do screen share?

I don't think it is. More here - has to be implemented by 22nd October https://www.gov.uk/guidance/remote-education-during-coronavirus-covid-19

All our work for the week and each year group is posted on the website. Setting up Teams shortly for this too.

I try and get all the teacher laptops in once a year for maintenance the BIOS gets done then. I try and update all the Desktop PCs BIOS once a year too, usually in the holidays.

We're with Exa and haven't had any Captcha's when using Google. I find Exa Support really good so they may be able to help.

Forms could work, you can export all the responses into 1 single spreadsheet.

We were thinking about a spreadsheet which parents could fill in, but not sure there is a way you could restrict a parent from just inputting their own childs other score? You wouldn't want them editing others. You might have GDPR considerations too, if the last name of the child is present on any shared spreadsheet. If you had a a spreadsheet per pupil it may get a bit messy. I think for now we're just asking parents to send the scores in via Classdojo and then the teachers will add to a spreadsheet.

I'm in a Primary Environment, we use Hyper-V. Does everything we need. Virtual switches, checkpoints etc

Staff is initial + surname so John Smith would be jsmith Students its the year they joined followed by initial and surname. So John Smith who started last September would be 19jsmith

All done!

Intu have appointed administrators. They own some quite large Shopping Centres!

Make sure it isn't being turned off by a Hotkey ef Fn+F10 the other thing to look at is to see if the cable has come loose presumably at the top of the screen. Somebody I know had this recently, they opened it up and found the cable had come loose.

We use Education here too. At the time seemed the best option and still is for us.

I thought the same, but I asked my LA about passwords to image / install additional software and received the reply that I quoted.

Thanks to elsiegee40 for moving this BTRD. Received the following email from my LA this morning:

We've also got 7 of these HP laptops but cannot image them or install any software as we don't have the password.

+1, I used Very PC for an install in Norfolk, good job.

I went on a couple of these events and genuinely found them very useful. I haven't been for 3-4 years since I moved but I attended 2-3 and I learn't a lot. Yes there is a sell of their own software at some point in the day, but otherwise I learn't a lot and would recommend.

We use PRM, they need 30 items for a free collection. They wipe hard drives too.

Like the others have said, check PPTs not too big have had that issue before. Think the record was a 1GB PPTX. Also, could just ensure latest Network Drivers installed.

Same here, just buy the phone and we block external calls from these phones.

We have a phone outside some classrooms, one for each group.

I used these guides when building my W10 Edu 1803 and 1903 Image: Removing built in apps: This should spit out a new install.wim for you to then build your image on - import the .wim into MDT. https://gallery.technet.microsoft.co...-apps-65dc387b Creating and exporting Start Menu XML: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/...customization/ Some useful GPOs below too: (1803 ADMX files here) (1903 ADMX files here) Removal of first sign in user animation: Group Policy – Computer Configuration –Policies – Administrative Templates – System – Logon - Show first sign-in animation – Disabled Lock Screen: Group Policy – Computer Configuration –Policies – Administrative Templates – Control Panel – Personalization – Force a specific lock screen and logon image, prevent enabling lock screen camera, prevent changing lock screen and logon image Turn off Cortana: Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Search – Allow Cortana – Disabled Turn off Web search: Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Search – Don’t search the web or display web results in Search - Enabled Power Options: (This policy also sets the ‘Adjust plan brightness’ settings to default) Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – System – Power Management - Sleep Settings: Specify the system sleep timeout (on battery): 0 Specify the system sleep timeout (plugged in): 0 Specify the system hibernate timeout (on battery): 0 Specify the system hibernate timeout (plugged in): 0 - Video and Display Settings: Turn off the display (on battery): 0 Turn off the display (plugged in): 0 Diagnostic data to MS Prevent device name being sent to MS in diagnostic data Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Data Collection and Preview Builds – Allow device name to be sent in Windows Diagnostic Data Level of diagnostic data to send to MS (Our level at 0 sends the bare minimum) Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Data Collection and Preview Builds – Allow telemetry – Enabled – 0 Security Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Data Collection and Preview Builds – Do not show feedback notifications - Enabled Lock machine after certain period: Computer Configuration – Policies – Windows Settings – Security Settings – Local Policies – Security options – Interactive Logon Machine Inactivity limit Remove people button from taskbar: User Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Start Menu and taskbar – Remove the people bar from the taskbar – Enabled Disable Windows Store: Group Policy – Computer Configuration – Policies – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – Store – Turn off Store application – Enabled Confirm delete recycle bin: User Configuration – Administrative Templates – Windows Components – File Explorer – Display Confirmation dialogue when deleting files - Enabled Disable Notifications on lock screen User Configuration -Policies - Administrative Templates - Start Menu and Taskbar – Notifications – Turn off Toast Notifications on the lock screen - enabled Mapped Drives Error: (Local Change) · Open Regedit · HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Microsoft -> Windows -> CurrentVersion -> Policies -> System · You will see ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin, ConsentPromptBehaviorUser Add the following key - ADD DWORD (32bit), name it "EnableLinkedConnections". · Double click it and set the data to 1 · Reboot Disable Fast Boot: (Local Change) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Session Manager\Power\HiberbootEnabled – set to 0 Disable Microsoft Edge Icon on Desktop: (Local Change) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Explorer\ DisableEdgeDesktopShortcutCreation – set 1 Hope that is of some help.