Benmay

Yeah this user is asking to be able to access it though (as it helps with lessons or something to do with lessons) otherwise I'd of diverted them to other search engines. It's just the fact that 90% of the school the website works fine, but so far its only 2 users that it shows up unformatted for no matter which machine they log on to.

Hi All, Don't know whether the title is correct for the issue that we are having BUT. Today we learned that one of our users when visiting specific website (yahoo.co.uk) the page is unformatted and only text and hyperlinks. Tried multiple other websites and they all work perfectly it is just this one website. But when tested under numerous other users including my own yahoo.co.uk works as it should. Below is a list of things we've ruled out: - Its not computer related as it happens no matter which one you log on - It's not just a particular group as we found another user who has the same problem but aren't related (group wise) in any specific case - Its not internet options wise as I've searched through every perceivable option to no avail. - When creating an identical user same settings as the one that doesn't work the new user works fine. It had me guessing maybe attributes that aren't copied over to the new one? But having checked Attributes against a working account and the problem one there are no differences. Now I'm relatively new to this sort of thing, but this has me stuck as I can't possibly think of anything it could be. Any suggestions would be helpful. I've searched online too for problems to no avail as the "solutions" to this problem such as "high contrast" can't be accessed by the users. Edit: Oh this doesn't just happen on IE either it happens on IE and Firefox (would of tried chrome but the machines don't have it installed)

That's what I thought, the only externals are the keyboard and mice. I guess no one is going to know a solution, I'll probs let stumble across it eventually

Its a mixture of clean installs and upgrades. But its not always the same computer it changes between those that have clean installs and those that are upgrades. Maybe there is something that is not compatible with Yosemite though. Its just strange that its only at the boot up. Once I get it on and login everything works fine. It just sticks sometimes at the boot.

Hello, I've been having problems with 25 Macs since upgrading from Mavericks to Yosemite. The problem that when I load them up they stick at 40-50% and will either stop until I turn it off again or shut itself down. I don't know what's causing this and currently the only method I know which fixes the problem is to use option-cmd p+r to reset PRAM and then boot up in safe mode and restart again and it all works fine. But this happens daily and I can't be going into the same room everyday to fix the same problem so I was wondering whether any of you have had a similar problem or know a way of fixing it and for it to not happen again and always load flawlessly. It only seems to be since the Yosemite upgrade that it does this as they would boot every time in Mavericks. As for Mac models there are 16 2010 iMacs and 8 brand new iMacs and this problem happens on them all. Hopefully someone will be able to help me with this problem as it's getting a bit frustrating having to fix the same issue.