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Hi Nathan, See the link in my my post further up, I had to do the exact same thing, wanted to apply a “blocked chat” messaging policy to all accounts with the student license type. Has to be done in powershell, but worked a treat.

Have had to do this yesterday, followed the steps here. Replication took a while to apply the policy (I wonder why haha) but that aside worked a treat.

Bit of an update on this, I think it is down to the version of the file being used. If you have the EN-US folder in system32 you are using the English US ISO for your image. If you have EN-GB you are using the English International (UK) ISO. It seems the credprovhost.dll.mui files are not interchangable. The previous IT guys at one of my schools had been using the EN-US version of the W10. If I took the CredProvHost.dll.mui file from this, edited in ResHacker and applied to the EN-GB version of the ISO I would get blank/no wording at the login screen, If I applied the same file to EN-US version, it worked fine. As soon as I took a copy of the file from the EN-GB version and ran through the same process with ResHacker the custom wording appeared - in short probably worth re-editing the file from a vanilla ISO of your choosing whenever a new build of Windows is released and ensuring you match the right language version (EN-US or EN-GB). Thanks

Only way I could get this to work in 1909 was during OSD - swapping it after the apply OS step in WinPE before it reboots into Windows and starts installing apps. Wouldn't swap it when booted even after taking ownership of the and assigning relevant permissions.

Do you have BIOS passwords set? We have had some instances on older revisions of the E5520 that had been in use by students for 2+ years where the BIOS would randomly decide set a boot up password to the same value as the BIOS password. Worth a shot...

Hi Perry, Do you have a fix for the Diffusion and Osmosis module issue? Cant seem to find the support note you referenced above. Thanks

Don't know if the same applies in your situation, but we had a similar issue with some of our Optiplex 390 desktops not playing back Youtube video's after updating to IE9. They had onboard soundcards, but no speakers/headphones connected. After I updated the audio driver Windows associated a playback device with the sound card and this resolved the issue.

First off, thanks to Michael for the fix, worked a treat on the Win 7 clients joined to my Server 2003 DC. Am also having trouble getting the Bypass Check Box ticked, does anyone know which key this is controlled by? Thanks

its interesting to be keeping an eye on this as this is a task that I will have to undertake in the near future.