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I found the answer here: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/9b38855a-b9a3-47c0-a7d1-11a5f65102b3/rsat-windows-10-ad-remote-desktop-services-profile-tab?forum=win10itprosetup Copy the .dll from a working 2012/2012 R2 PC to C:\Windows\System32\ and the .mui to C:\Windows\System32\en-US Then run "regsvr C:\Windows\System32\tsuserex.dll"

It seems several tabs are missing on the properties for user accounts in AD if using RSAT for Win10. All the features are ticked in 'Add/Remove Windows Features' and I've got 'Advanced Features' ticked under the 'View' menu. Anyone know how I can get them to show?

I spotted where ours differ. I needed to pass the -credential to the Connect-MsolService cmdlet. Works fine now. Thanks.

We're about to rename the UPNs of all staff in O365 so I'm trying to script it. But I can't get the PSSession to connect without prompting for credentials. Is this possible? $currUsername = "SmithJ" $newUsername = "John.Smith" $secpasswd = ConvertTo-SecureString "Password" -AsPlainText -Force $UserCredential = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("[email protected]", $secpasswd) $Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection Import-PSSession $Session Connect-msolservice Set-MsolUserPrincipalName -UserPrincipalName "[email protected]" -NewUserPrincipalName "[email protected]" Bonus Error: This pops up when Import-PSSession is called. Verbs look fine to me.

A few students (not all) are getting an error when opening a Premier Pro project from a Network share, I'm hoping someone has seen it before and can help me. "A disk error occurred while attempting to write the following file \\%SHARE%\%UESRNAME%\AppData\Adobe\..." (It's really long and I've not had a chance to copy the whole thing yet.) This is the users home folder, on a different share, on a completely different SAN. The 'AppData' folder doesn't exist. It looks like a permissions thing but if Adobe is trying to write settings shouldn't they go in the users profile not their home drive?

Does anybody use or know of a product that can provide filtering of internal emails fro on-premise exchange? We're aware of keywords in exchange but we're looking for something a bit more feature rich like an external filter would provide.

Nothing in particular, everything seems to be working fine. Just going around finding templates for the software we're deploying.

Are there any ADMX files for Creative Cloud?

I'm struggling to create a report/collection of all machines that don't have an SSD installled, but I'm not having much luck and my SQL is horrendous. Does anyone else have anything set up? Or have them set up looking for SSDs?

I chose sheets because it represents the paper usage more than printer usage. We're not really duplexing that much at the moment so we'd like to see the sheet count drop while the page count stays the same when we do force it a bit more. We got our sheet count from Papercut but a guess or page count shouldn't be discouraged.

Definitely. This was never meant to be an all encompassing review on UK schools' printing. I just wanted to be able to compare from a high level what our school prints compared to schools of a similar set up. We will never stop trying to reduce our printing regardless of how much that is and we will look at different ways to do that. I think it's always good to be able to provide numbers to SLT for anything, even if they're rough estimates.

Of course: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13wI0_CVytnZDecyg_dnfL9ngPtjTcgFN6r7RP0z92wo/edit?usp=sharing

I was wondering were we stood compared to other schools on our annual printing as it seems really high but we actually have no idea if it really is. So I created a quick survey that I was hoping some Edugeekers wouldn't mind filling out. It's only a handful of questions and it's not comprehensive but the results are open so you can see where your schools printing ranks as well. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/11rU-GoTW35nmwBmh9dot2WnBh6sEe_kqVDfFZsG4Xgg/viewform?usp=send_form

Sounds exactly like here. Also, the phrase "who was that?" is muttered quite often as well.

Yes, same here. I used that exact thread to set it up. I'm just looking at alternatives and improvements and I've not seen any details on RDPing to a host of VMs.

We currently have a setup of 2 VMs that are deployed through SCCM to local machines. After creating new VMs I've encountered many issues that I'm wondering if there is a better way of providing a safe environment for programming. I've seen people talk about hosting the VMS and RDPing onto it. How can this be done a)cheaply (read: free) and b) provide each user a seperate environment? Our VMWare servers have recently had an upgrade so we should be able to handle multiple VMs running at the same time depending on network requirements.

I worked it out. I noticed none of the GPOs that are linked to the Users OU and below are applied when the users log on to their laptops. I found a policy with a replace loopback setting. So it was overwriting any and all of the user settings.

It's running an executable from a share at logon for PaperCut. No WMI filters It's linked to 4 OUs of user accounts Applied to Authenticated Users. Works fine around the school except some laptops.

Is modelling with defaults the same as results? Same OUs, groups, WMI filters etc. I now only have one GPO with only the 'run at logon' setting. This is applied to Users. Which the user account is a part of. That wasn't being applied OR denied. This is what confuses me. Surely it has to be one or the other? I only added the 'run at logon' setting to the Laptop looback policy because these laptops play by their own rules and I wanted to add it to a GPO that I know is definitely being applied. The GPO applies, all except the setting I've added.

I removed the loopback and applied it to Users. I then added the setting to our Laptop policy which has merge loopback already set up. The setting still isn't applied but the GPO is. The setting is the System/Logon/Run these programs at logon. I'm at a complete loss, which means it's a really obvious mistake I've made.

I'm struggling to find an clear explanation of the difference between the two. I understand modelling can be used to simulate a situation that doesn't exist, but what if you use modeling for a set-up that does exist? Is it any different from results? I ask because I have a GPO that isn't being applied to a subset of PCs. Modelling shows it being applied but results doesn't show it being applied or denied at all.

Unfortunately that doesn't work. "We cannot complete your purchase. This update requires OS X version 10.10." I can only OK the message.

Is there a way to get an older version of Apple Configurator for Lion? I know there is some feature for Mountain Lion and up but our hardware only supports up to Lion. The Configurator in the Mac Store requires Yosemite.

You could put a script into the image for students to run at the beginning of later lessons to set up the users and groups to meet the requirements. This has the benefit of not having to troubleshoot incorrect configs, unless you get the students to create their own and save into a mapped drive.

Does anyone know what the hotfix ID is on 2012 2008R2? Or what it is called? We've only got the problem on our thin clients and none of the servers have either KB3023224 or KB3023222 installed. EDIT: Wrong OS.