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A role required for IT Senior Technician.Salary: BG9 Scale point 26-29 (£23,398- £25,951) .37 hours per week, all year round.Hours of Work: 08:00-16:30 Monday-Thursday, 08:00-16:00 Friday.Are you either an experienced IT Technician looking for additional responsibility or an existing Senior IT technician looking for a new challenge supporting a cluster of 9 schools in South Bristol with great opportunities for career progression in the future? If so, this position could be for you.Bedminster Down School are looking for an outstanding IT technician to join a vibrant and forward thinking school. OFSTED recently graded the school as “Good” and this is an exciting opportunity for someone to enable the school to work towards ‘Outstanding’.The successful candidate will work closely with the IT team, Senior leaders responsible for IT and the local primary schools we work with to provide IT support.Application form and letter to be sent to Bedminster Down School FAO Miss T Smith via post or email to [email protected] by 13:00 on Wednesday 18th July 2018Interviews will be held in the week beginning 30th JulyFull details are on the schools website including a job description.

A role required for ICT Junior TechnicianSalary: BG8 Scale point 22-25 (£20,661 - £22,658) 37 hours per weekAll year round (with up to 4 weeks of additional unpaid holiday per annum according to candidate preference, to be discussed at interview)Hours of Work: 08:00-16:30 Monday-Thursday, 08:00-16:00 Friday Are you a qualified IT Technician looking for an exciting new opportunity to support a cluster of 9 schools in South Bristol with great opportunities for career progression in the future? If so, this position could be for you.Bedminster Down School are looking for an outstanding IT technician to join a vibrant and forward thinking school. OFSTED recently graded the school as “Good” and this is an exciting opportunity for someone to enable the school to work towards ‘Outstanding’.The successful candidate will work closely with the IT support team, Senior Leaders responsible for IT and the local primary schools we work with to provide outstanding IT support.Application form and letter to be sent to Bedminster Down School FAO Miss T Smith via post or email to [email protected] by 13:00 on Wednesday 18th July 2018Interviews will be held in the week beginning 30th JulyFull details are on the schools website including a job description.Bedminster Down School - Vacancies

A role required for ICT Support Technician Salary: BG7 Scale point 18-21 (£18,070 - £20,138) 37 hours per week, all year round Hours of Work: 8.00- 4.30pm Monday- Thursday, 8.00-4.00pm Friday Are you a qualified IT Technician looking for an exciting new opportunity to support a cluster of 9 schools in South Bristol with great opportunities for career progression in the future? If so, this position could be for you. Bedminster Down School are looking for an outstanding IT technician to join a vibrant and forward thinking school. OFSTED recently inspected the school as “Good” and this is an exciting opportunity for someone to enable the school to work towards ‘Outstanding’. The successful candidate will work closely with the IT support team, Senior Leaders responsible for IT and the local primary schools we work with to provide outstanding IT support. Application Closing Date 1.00pm on Monday 30th April 2018. Interviews will be held on Thursday 3rd May. Full details on the school website including a job description. Bedminster Down School - IT Technician Vacancy

That has worked now. I added the rest of the package into the same folder, run the command and got a successful install. Thanks both!

This may be a stupid question.. but where can i find those?

Hi Michael. I have changed the path to the location of the drivers, however i am still getting the below error message.. any ideas? Microsoft PnP Utility Processing inf : ftdibus.inf Adding the driver package failed : The system cannot find the file specified. Processing inf : ftdiport.inf Adding the driver package failed : The system cannot find the file specified. Total attempted: 2 Number successfully imported: 0 Thanks!

Im getting an error when i try this, Microsoft PnP Utility Processing inf : ftdibus.inf Adding the driver package failed : The system cannot find the file specified. Processing inf : ftdiport.inf Adding the driver package failed : The system cannot find the file specified. Total attempted: 2 Number successfully imported: 0 I'm assuming I replace the path at the end of the code with the path to the drivers current location? Thanks

Cheers, Ill give that a go now!

Has anyone had any more thoughts... (or even better.. any success) with this since the last post? I currently need to install the Axe027 driver on 30-50 Windows 7 machines. I can get the drivers to the C drive, but i'm looking for a way to point the cable to the drivers automatically when its plugged in (to save me a lot of time, rather than going to each individual PC and manually browsing the path of the driver!!). Cheers!

Hi All, I'm currently looking to create a batch file that will roll the system back to a chosen point, and will delete any changes a user had made (creating folder and files mostly). I have seen something like this before in hire laptops that resets them after the lease period, but i cant seem to find anything! I have thought about just deleting the user account. bus some of the software we run licensed per user.. as you can imagine this causes a few problems! note: the current operating system is Windows 7 Enterprise. The Laptops are not joined to the schools network and are stand alone. so have local user accounts etc. Thanks!

Great Stuff!! Glad to have helped. Let me know how you get on with finding a fix for Sophos or an antivirus that works

Are you using Sophos? I removed the Sophos and that seems to have solved the issue.. there must be a setting or feature that's disabling the network card. give that a try! If not, are you using any other any other antivirus? Hopefully this helps!!

Hi There, We have just bought some Dell Latitude 10 Tablets for our PE department to use. They're running Windows 8.1 and we've set them up on the network and they're working great. However I'm having an issue with the Wifi... It seems that when the tablet goes to sleep after a user has logged off, the the network card seems to disconnect form the wireless, then when a user tries to login, they cant because its not connected. The only way to connect them back up is by logging in as a local admin and disable-enable the adaptor. We are running some group policies on the tablets, it may be a setting in there, but I've looked through and cant seem to find anything! They seem to be fine if they're not joined to the domain. Any help would be appreciated!