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Just had this issue with a C50-A-1E2. Server 2012 Standard, WDS deployment of Win764 Pro via Litetouch. Would not even pick up an IP address from our DHCP server for PXE boot. To resolve, I disabled DHCP on my backup DC. Not ideal, but a very fast workaround. Any word from Toshiba on why this happens?

Link2ICT updated us to V6. No recurrence of the issue. Heaven only knows why it needs Java and DotNET, though. Pick a framework, people!

Got a ticket open with Link2ICT, will see what they say. Anyone found anything else out about this issue? I notice that it seems to be 64bit clients that are affected (\Program Files x86\ for browser, \Program Files\ for PCEClient). It wouldn't be *too* much of an issue, but our school website (obviously the homepage) causes the browser to crash!

Sophos here, wish it wasn't so cheap through the LEA so I could use something else. ESET runs rings around it for speed and resource frugality.

That will cut off a lot of BT Wholesale ISPs from your service. Thankfully, that includes a lot of LEAs

This is the only useful comment on the entire post. I wish there was an answer.

Hi all, We make (made) use of Nelson Thornes Handwriting Fonts for Mircosoft Word, but there is no version available for Windows 7 64 bit. Do you know of any alternatives? We have Sassoon Primary fonts, but specifically we're looking for a suite which will include all of the joined-up writing functionality of the Nelson Thornes software. Many thanks!

If your user requires vertical real estate for their work, get a widescreen monitor which will rotate on its stand through 90 degrees. They will offer you their firstborn. If they just want windows which are square, get them a widescreen monitor and tell them about WinKey + LeftArrow, WinKey+RightArrow, and they will again offer you their firstborn. Really... 16:10 is just better. 24" 1920x1200 all the way.

Didn't help at all. It doesn't look like any job except "EmergencyD" is running. Anyone figure out why?

Why haven't you got a UPS?

Well, it turns out that the file lists need to be in unicode, not ANSI. Let's see what difference that makes.

I've six batch files that run backup operations for our server, five scheduled overnight Mon-Fri and an Emergency script which is run manually if backup fails, all to a files on a local NAS. All scripts are identical. We have a two week archive of data with manual snapshots each month. The scripts delete the two week old archive, rename week one to week two, and create a new week one set. The local NAS files are then copied to an off-site NAS. The backups have been consistently failing after less than 30 seconds of execution, not even attempting to back up any files. I'd be ever so grateful if someone experienced in ntbackup command line switches and script construction could have a quick look... I can't see anything amiss. Log files are useless, just saying that 0 files were backed up. Files attached. EDIT: There are three separate operations as backups are over 100GB total in size. If there's an error backing up the whole set, better to have 2/3 ok than nothing at all. CandSysState.bks.txt DNoUsers.bks.txt Emergency.cmd.txt Users.bks.txt

I'm in need of four "discreet" UHF microphones to work with our Citronic MU26H receiver. Does anyone know of a supplier who will accept school P/O's? I can only find DJ supply companies and they all want payment before shipping, which will take far too long for the council to process.