DJ-1701

If you have been given a price for a bulk lot, it might be worth mentioning so no one unintentionally low balls.

Installed on Home PC last night, installing on a couple of work PCs at the moment.

Apparently anyone that knows him knows he 'admires' teachers... I commented on his expanding replies that he certainly put his foot in it, also pointed out that the effort put in by school staff and students has been immense.

Unfortunately a lot of control is only workstation only. When trailing I've basically only set the Run registry command for OneDrive to only be active in the people I want to have the software work on.

Yeah, they know, but still not working for them.

Don't be silly, it's not a tie, it's socks!

Devil or De Vil?

I was referring to the 'I see two options here 90's Neon and WRONG.' quote.

Was twisting the knife in yours?

100% agree with @Katy here. So I will vote pink to balance it out. Though to be sure I think I need a closer look, I can supply a delivery address if that helps.

It is!

The SIMS Customer Success Team e-mailed me earlier stating that as of today 1801 is the latest fileset. Very odd that 1707 and 1708 have popped in.

Eh, magicians have been preforming illusions for years, parts of objects are cover before movement is made, would need more coverage before I came to a belief or firm conclusion on this one.

It's a mix, though really SIMS should not be storing temporary files in 'Documents', it's a very poor design. If they were stored in %Temp% it wouldn't be an issue, nor would it be an issue if they generated the Excel files using different methods. Microsoft Office files in OneDrive folders will by default redirect to the Online stored resources so they can be worked on by multiple people at once, this is in case you have shared a file for editing. This can be disabled by disabling File collaboration with OneDrive, but of course this is a useful feature for normal Office files. Talking to SIMS support, the path for using the shell Documents folder tempSimsRpt is hard coded, which is a royal pain and shouldn't in my opinion. There are details on the support site saying SIMS is not compatible with OneDrive, but last I checked didn't have much detail on that. The only issue I have found is with the tempSimsRpt directory and the old macro .xls excel templates and associated ReportData.* files it tries to grab data from.

Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit.

Working here now, had to close and reopen Teams, but it works.

Well now I understand what donkey's are saying, because the procedure must be 'ery-sore.

... isn't that what I said?

Obviously someone thinks they are a comedian.

Well in this case I would have one Group Policy Object an OU level up from where you have with Item-level targeting restricted by specific OU and an or section by Security Group.

I would reply back asking for clarity.

If you take a look at this script https://github.com/DJ-1701/RemoteMSIUninstaller and change $DisplayName = "Quicktime" to $DisplayName = "SOLUS 3 Agent" and run the script as an Administrator that has access to the remote machines, you can use this script to remove the Solus MSI.

Bumpety bump, bumpety bump. Bumpety bump, bumpety bump. Bumpety bump, bumpety bump. Bumpety bump. Bumpety bump.

Interesting, the £142 per month difference between 20TB and 21TB is now only a £2 difference. That might not be correct either, but it certainly seems more likely than £142. Cheers.

Confirmed, they are both running the same build version of Windows 10 (20H2) and the same OneDrive client, even tried the insider version to see if that made any difference, unfortunately it made none.