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That's an interesting route to take, I'm not sure who counts as a "partnered creator". I already pay for Play Music (and use it a lot when travelling to/from work) and have adblock to deal with stuff on Youtube, rolling the Play Music and Youtube thing together is nice so I don't have to pay more for a service I didn't really need. Edit: I'd actually like the ability to modify my recommended videos a lot more than just click "not interested" every time one shows up with no real sign that the suggestions are changing over time at all.

If it's the same ones that my staff are doing then it's just plain text/csv that needs to be worked with. Just remind them that csv can open in Excel, not sure why they'd want to other than checking it's written to the file at all (and they could do that with a few lines of python anyway).

Congratulations to you and hopefully we won't have too many problems for @ImperoMatt to deal with.

That was the one, I hadn't actually read it but I'd read bits and pieces after that which made mention of it.

I expected a "do the needful" or similar comment.

I believe that's around the time of the clone emperor, he gets over it though (possibly with the help of Leia). There is a lot of material in the books that would make for a great TV series or some big films but with it being non-canon that's not likely to happen now. I'm not sure where the games stand though as they were technically "extended universe" so should probably be non-canon as well, so Yoda returns to being the only one of his race that's ever been seen.

Possibly, might be worth trying with /f as well. What permissions do the pupils have on their own folders?

A batch file containing something like Del 'Q:\My Settings' and that should do the job, maybe add in /f to force deletion.

The problem being you don't have enough to drink?

Assuming you've got it deployed as Required and set the window for deployment to expire at a certain time (I'd probably put it at about an hour or two after you make it available), and ensure it's set to never rerun. If that works in testing then you could use the SCCM Powershell module to get the settings from the deployment and then write a script which runs once every 6 weeks to create the same deployment details and then delete it a little while later.

What are you currently using to deploy the OS images?

Depending on what you are currently using for your deployments it should be possible. If you've got SCCM set up then you can probably write a short Powershell script to create a deployment for an existing task sequence and advertise it to all your machines (and then reboot those machines so that they rebuild), set up a scheduled task to run the script however often you want and then another a few hours later to run a script to disable that deployment. If you've got MDT or WDS then you'll probably have to do something more complicated.

The first question is why do you want to do this?

Which version are you on? If it's anything newer than 5.0.03 then I believe they are still preview versions and not on general release (or we've missed an email saying the updates are finally available).

I'd imagine you have to recreate the action entirely, I haven't tried this yet myself though.

You'll need to use New-FSRMAction to create a new action and then add it to a template using Set-FSRMFileScreenTemplate -Notification. Some helpful information Here got me in the right direction for this and I was able to run: Get-FsrmFileScreenTemplate -Name "Cryptolocker checker" | select -ExpandProperty Notification Which shows the actions linked and their default settings.

Use the -SearchBase parameter, it needs a full path though so you'd do something like "OU=Targer,OU=Parent,DC=Domain,DC=Local"

Get-aduser -filter * -properties homePhone Then pipe it to whatever you want, probably export-csv with the -NoTypeInformation parameter.

Ah, makes sense with that stack overflow link. Weird that the AD module does that but then again they use things like Properties as a parameter despite almost all the others using singular property.

That looks like it's not actually importing the csv correctly. Any chance you could send me a version of the csv? Just needs to be the same file but with some dummy data, only a few lines really. I'm curious if it's something to do with the formatting of the csv or possibly something else. When I run Import-Csv on a random csv I have lying around I get the following when output the first line of the results: SerialNumber Name Asset tag ------------ ---- --------- Numbers name tag So it looks like for some reason it's converting it to a hashtable rather than an actual object, or at least displaying that way which is pretty weird.

Looks like a nice big upgrade to the hardware that runs Eve is on it's way: https://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/tranquility-tech-3/

Try adding in Write-host $UserDetails[0] after the Import-Csv section to see what Powershell is calling it, could be something strange is happening.

Same idea, just replace Office in the filter with UserPrincipalName and it should work

Do they already have UPN in AD? If so then you should be able to do this: $UserDetails = Import-CSV C:\file.csv foreach ($User in $UserDetails) { Get-ADUser -Filter {Office -eq $User.UPN} | Set-ADUser -Replace @{Pager=$User.AdmissionNumber} }

The only place to get BPOs is to buy them from the market. BPCs do the job just as well, just need more of them if you really want to make a lot of something that you can't get a BPO for.