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Hey all, This has left me stumped and I am hoping one of you know the answer to this weird issue... Windows 7 with all latest Windows Updates patches installed but using IE10. IE10 goes via our proxy server. Upon launching of IE10, the first thing I get is "The proxy server isn't responding". But if I use Chrome, it works fine. I then upgraded to IE11 and I still get the same message. This is where things get interesting... I DOWNGRADED to IE8 and it works fine. From IE8, I upgraded directly to IE11 and it stopped working with it displaying the same error message. So... what could be the issue? Has anyone seen this issue before? Thanks all.

Yes, I could have used it, but it's limited and does not reach across to different subnet of networks, security layers, firewalls, etc.

Looks like I forgot to update this. After a bit of research, I have gone with SQL Power Doc - https://sqlpowerdoc.codeplex.com VERY, very powerful and does the job I need! Hopefully you will also find this useful as well.

We need to do some software auditing and I need to find out how many copies of MSSQL install on our network including the product versions & editions (i.e. Standard or Enterprise) What does everyone use to count the number of MSSQL installs on a network? Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. I have also come across NetControl2, so I will ad this to the list to be investigated.

Hi all, I have been asked to look around for any alternatives to Netsupport School and thought I'd ask it here... What do you use? Thanks.

I faced the same issue and I ended up with writing an VBS scripting to grab the room code (from the station name of the Tutor PC i.e. C25-01-Y = C25) and then writing that in the registry tree under Startup\BrowsePrefix and also Register\Room - this did the trick. Then later on, we changed this into GPO model where each room has their own Netsupport GPO with the correct room name. This worked perfectly.