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Just incase I uploaded the wrong files, this attachment 100% in my business and at home, may need Powershell 4.0 as well as can't remember if works on 3 Desktop Ref.zip

Have you right clicked and unblocked all the files?

Ah I think I know, because downloaded from internet have you "unblocked" the files?

Seen a few people downloaded it, anyone actually tried it?

I found BGInfo/ 4x very buggy and a resource hog so I have recreated this in Powershell 4.0, you can make a advanced installer of this package and you need to put the files in c:\build then add the shortcut into "all users startup". I have tested this in Windows 7 - Windows 10 and screen size 800 x 600 to 1920 x 1080. I'm open to improvements or if anyone need to ask any questions and all I ask is if you keep my name in the scriptDesktop Refresh 1.0.zip

Just to State I m the IT Systems Manager so anyone can privately message me about this if wish

I m very interested in this though it seems you need SPT 2013 SP1 on-premise unless someone else states otherwise

basic question we have a 10.6 server with profile manager and we have created a .lproj file to auto configure applications like adobe/ office How do I deploy this via profile manager? any document or process? we are using a SMB NAS for Home drives

Also to mention we're using ADFS and everything works like email, spt I just want auto configure of Skydrive Pro

Clients: Windows 7 Office: 2013 proplus Is there a way when a user logs into a student machine skydrive pro will know who they are without Syncing via Outlook webapp? I can't find any GPO to do this so any suggestions? the reason is we want to get rid of local home drives

I had a high level meeting stating Windows share will be for the best and to consolidate our Mac/ Windows domain and they agreed so thanks guys for the help

Sorry I ve been very ill for the last week I ll have another try with your advise tomorrow

If it has to come to move away from AD then so be it but I have to make an attempt to show the business that it's difficult plus because we're a University it would have to be a major change request and project, which I m trying to avoid. I have taken note of your advise and will speak to the business about it (I d prefer the windows share way) but while I m on holiday I'm just seeing if it possible to get similar to before 10.5 but as you guys say it's very difficult but just want to give it a shot. As picture above I have given auth users permission for Folder "Students" *Read/ traverse *Write/ Create Folder *Inheritiance/ Apply to this folder At the sharepoint end I have given same permissions as above. Obvoiusly a Windows way and not a Mac I would add SYSTEM here though I gather this won't work on the Macs

http://s21.postimg.org/k0jy4mw9z/Error.png I tried the Mac Home Drive way with keep Windows AD and got the above error. Now I've set the permissions similar to the Windows Domain way but I'm guessing I need a 'SYSTEMS' account but I can't add this at the Mac side any suggestions?

This has been very helpful I ll speak to the business about this

No one understands how it was configured and works well (10.4) before I was hoping it was as easy as a Windows share. I'm not going to go to much to the exact business reason I'm only interested in the technical reasons we have a new Mac server with 1TB of space and we don't have 1000s of users so the business were hoping to use this space aka like before as we paid alot for this server but with 10.9. So just to confirm 10.7 onwards would have alot of difficulty to setup home drives on the Mac? My Mac knowledge is 2/5 I can set this up easily on a Windows Domain with correct permissions. So all I m looking to achieve is as simple as possible: Windows AD Login (Done) -> Mac OD (Done) -> Windows Profile Home directory redirection to Mac Server and auto create home drives (Not Done) All I want to confirm to the business this would be difficult to create and support compared to having shares on our SAN, which we would have to extend at quite a cost when all we need is a few GB for home drives using the Mac. Hope that makes sense? and thanks for the info so far @AntonioRocco

Hum that's interesting our previous server was 10.4 this failed and the business want it the same as the 10.4 serve,r which stored data on the Mac server separate partition. So your saying with a clean Windows 2012 domain, Mac OSX server OD I can't has AD home drives from that Mac Server? if this is the case then we'll look at storing data away from the Mac @AntonioRocco

I ll try and rephrase it abit: 1. Windows 2012 Domain with AD users with profile Home drives to point to 3. 2. Mac server 10.9 AD Bind with Open Directory 3. Mac Server 10.9 Server to store Home Drives on separate Partition So how do I mix this up? is it a permission issue? do I need to script this?

Anyone?

I hope someone can help we currently have this setup: *Windows 2008 Domain *Mac 10.8 Server (going to be for home directories) *Apple Mac Clients 10.7+ We have got it setup already for Windows users to login plus the Mac Server talks and is joined to the Windows Domain but we can't get the users when they login to automatically create the Home Directories so could anyone help? For example we have VOL_2 and a folder called HOME so does anyone know how the home directories would be automatically created with this setup? do we need to make a share with a group? I can provide more information if needed and I would really appreciate the help!

System Center 2012

Event log?

For SCCM 2012 dont install seperatly, when you add the PXE role in SCCM it will install WDS itself. sccm console -> Administration -> Site Configuration -> Serevrs and site System Role -> (Pick you DP) -> Properties of Distribution Point -> PXE tab -> tick Enable PXE. This will install WDS and everything

Have you followed the windows noob guide to the exact word?

You must be having a laugh! took me about 4 days, was very easy to setup everything up and everything works perfectly. We have now given helpdesk and 2nd line support more control and free's up time for us to concentrate on projects. One example someone phones helpdesk and PC needs wiping, they send a advertisement to the user, they click in software centre and it copies all their user settings, wipes OS, puts down software and WU and users network credentials to get back on domain. We were wasting man power on people going out to build PC's and had 100s of images (Now 3) If you follow the guide int he link I sent you exactly it works perfectly. Have you put command logging on your boot images to check errors?