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rh91uk

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  1. Here's a screenshot... And that's not all of our servers booted
  2. Are your My Documents store in their roaming profile? Why not move them to a share and use folder redirection or is this what your planning to do and i've misunderstood?
  3. I use the script from theshonkproject.com - The Shonk Project - Delete Profiles Script v1.9 which works an absolute treat. I deploy this in it's own GPO which is on shutdown of the machine. I deploy this out to the machine level gpos. In the same GPO, to give it something else to delete profiles with, I have whacked the msi of http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1B286E6D-8912-4E18-B570-42470E2F3582&displaylang=en in. Works really well.
  4. I'm somewhere between stubble and a beard.
  5. ABTutor will definetly do the trick, works incredibly well here......
  6. Internet provided by SEGFl/RM http://www.speedtest.net/result/764911426.png This is 17:16 after school. 10mb connection. Upgrading to 20mb soon.
  7. School Holidays so going to try and make it up there In the calendar ......
  8. What version of Exchange is it your running? 2003, 2007 or 2010? I have a powershell script I wrote which disables OWA which I can send over... just PM me.
  9. Ah im there now..!
  10. Your site seems to be down ... cant get on to it
  11. Hi, We seem to have an issue with Audacity where portions of the file have been muted. (see below) using 1.3 beta. http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/9096/audacityissue180310.jpg Has anyone had this issue? Could it be due to data files being ,oved? Thanks,
  12. Hi, yeah we do. We get them to sign an AUP before though. We never used to!
  13. Hi all, I was wondering if anyone had a script I can nick/adapt to check roaming profiles for large items on desktops? cheers, Rh91uk
  14. Your forgetting, Soulfish - the incident with the ricoh printer and the tippex.
  15. This is my desktop!
  16. Glad it worked The DevCon command-line utility functions as an alternative to Device Manager - Ia64\DevCon.exe 64-bit DevCon tool binary should do the trick. Is this for a load of woekstations? The Ia64\DevCon.exe 64-bit DevCon tool binary is in the devcon package, I believe
  17. Moodle here on two linux boxes .... Apache and mySQL seperated onto two sep boxes
  18. Hi Not directly IT but... Does anyone have a policy I can please see/adapt/steal in regards to the use of the AV equipment in school to either internal/external entities? Thanking you in advance, rh91uk
  19. Local school to us, nice guys - good LEA to work for...
  20. Wrote a backup script for the Assistant Principal to back his laptop hard drive up to our NAS (as he wants to keep things on his hard drive!), Moodle server admin. Spent the afternoon doing a mixture of FMS related things (because our Bursar has passed away and was helping the finance assistant with something) and started working on a script to email me when someone leaves their computer on all night! Oh and general helpdesk!
  21. We don't allow access here due to the fact that we run an internal based email system - there is no need....
  22. What was the problem?
  23. Not here either...
  24. Ok ... so after a bit of investigation I managed to do it (yippee!) and this is how I did it. 1. Found an MS utlity called devcon (The DevCon command-line utility functions as an alternative to Device Manager) 2. Downloaded it and extracted it. 3. Put it on the server 4. Went to one of the laptops and found the hardware id 5. Put the below in a batch script (you have to copy devcon to the workstation - done it in the script) and did it on computer startup ... and it worked! If exist "C:\WINDOWS\Devcon.exe" goto Fin xcopy \\flitwick\its$\DeviceDisable\devcon.exe "c:\WINDOWS" /Y devcon disable *MI_00 ::Fin That way, it copies devcon, then does "devcon disable" (with *MI_00 - which means it will disable anything with MI_00 at the end). Then, when the script runs at the next startup, it will know devcon is in the directory and will goto ::Fin - which means it wont try running the script again. Hope it helps someone
  25. Yes, I know that ... but I want to do it on mass. Sorry , didnt think I made that clear!
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