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  1. JasonNVSD
    I'm curious if educational organizations are using this instead of Microsoft 365 Apps. If so, is the license included with Microsoft 365 Education A3?
  2. JasonNVSD
    Presenter doesn't work with the V4K. Thanks for the suggestion.
  3. JasonNVSD
    We're also getting the ads on version 1.14.249.0. Is version 2 any better?
  4. JasonNVSD
    With SDL and Federated IDs, is it required to sync your users to the Adobe Admin Console?
  5. JasonNVSD
    After struggling with this for years, the problem seemed to be caused by using an unattend/answer file during OSD that does things to the default user profile. We eliminated it completely with 1909 and have had zero problems since.
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    Yes to all of this. Did you make any progress? It seems to all hinge on the fact that SheerID only recognizes individual schools, and not school districts or institutions. IT Admins can't provide ID because they're not employed by one school. Autodesk is losing my support...
  7. JasonNVSD
    I honestly don't understand the point of this MSI repackaging stuff. It's distributed as an NSIS installer and the switches work fine. "Scratch Desktop Setup 3.6.0.exe" /S /allusers /desktopshortcut
  8. JasonNVSD
    Yep, score one for procrastination. I'm curious how updates will work. Will it allow out-of-date versions to be used? Will it prompt students to update?
  9. JasonNVSD
    I'm not sure when it was added, but Minecraft: Education Edition now has a desktop version! The installer is an .msi wrapped in an .exe created using "Advanced Installer". I couldn't find any documentation from Microsoft, so I used the bottom section of of this. This is my command in SCCM: MinecraftEducationEdition_x86_1.9.1.0.exe /exenoui /q AI_DESKTOP_SH=1
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    So the popular advice in the comments is to leave all the provisioned apps there. Personally, I don't care whether they waste their time on solitaire--the kids just play web games anyway. The reason we remove provisioned apps is so that they aren't installing during login. With shared computers and short classes, login times are critical.
  11. JasonNVSD
    You can invoke this with powershell. For example: Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_UserProfile | Where LocalPath -Like "C:\Users\*" | foreach Delete
  12. JasonNVSD
    Unless you live in a magical land without XFA-based forms, you need Reader. Nothing else works. And if you didn't already know, you can deploy Reader with all the cloud services disabled.
  13. JasonNVSD
    Well, the 5 options in the poll are forms of management. But you're correct, you can't deploy the updates per se. There's another option in early beta called Delivery Optimization In-Network Cache (DOINC). Normally I wouldn't be an early adopter, but this is something I'd jump on.
  14. JasonNVSD
    Yep, same here. We're not using Roaming profiles or U-EV. I posted here asking about it a couple weeks ago but got no replies. Something I noticed... Even though Edge is an app, it's not a "provisioned" app, and it's not in the Store. The apps that break like Photos or Calculator are provisioned and part of the Store.
  15. JasonNVSD
    This is essentially what we have been doing, but now apps seem to be disabling themselves when they realize an update exists. Also, some teachers want to use the "Video" feature that was added to the new Photos.
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