angrycomputingteacher

I use Cloud ready. It's cheap and runs fast. It can be run on a USB so it does not need to be installed on the machine.

We're using Chromium OS on USB pens on some of our old netbooks. Although, some websites are not working correctly as the images are not appearing. Also, when we try to login with a Microsoft account the sign on the page goes blank.Any ideas to fix this? These computers are not managed by Google's manager or anything. Just individually setup.

I think your best bet would be contacting RM.

Nothing I can see in the batch properties. How would I go about unblocking it through UAC? I've tried through local GPOs but had no luck.

Currently it's working smoothly however it comes up with the Open File security warning. I've tried registry edits to disable it. I've tried white listing the file-type and disabling them altogether. Not sure what to do now.

Cool. Can't wait to test it for you.

I think I've got it all working. Just need to find a way that it will load up at first logon for a user. GPO startup scripts don't seem to do anything. I'm currently putting it in C:/ProgramData/Microsoft/Windows/Start Menu/Programs/Start-up but it does not seem to work. Any suggestions?

My public docs one is not mapping. The folder has items in it, just not working correctly. The NAS I am connecting to has Guest Permissions so everyone can access it. I know it's a bad setup.

So a script would look like this? @echo off net use h: \\server\share\%username% [color=#333333]/persistent:yes [/color]net use p: \\server\publicdocs [color=#333333]/persistent:yes [/color]net use s: \\server\staff [color=#333333]/persistent:yes[/color] When I execute the script, it all works but one of them just doesn't map.

Tried getting PowerShell to map drives but not working. How would I go about mapping drives with batch?

When is the new site being released?

I have tried that. It did not work. I think I'll try doing something similar in PowerShell.

Hello, I'm creating a fresh new image on Windows 10 Enterprise. I'm working on getting user's home directories and folder redirection working. During this I seem to be having issues with mapping users with shares. We're not connected to a domain or a Windows Server(SMT don't want us to). So any solutions need to be in the Local Group Policy Editor. So far, I've tried mapping the drive from the registry, batch script. I'm looking for something I can run at first logon and never have to worry about it again. Thanks for your help in advance.

I've this script and it worked. Thanks for you help

I've tried the following, @echo off net localgroup /add Staff net localgroup Staff TestUser1 password /add net localgroup Staff TestMeNow1 password2 /add When I ran as admin on one of the machines it closed straight away. However tomorrow I will attempt using a powershell script.

Yes, I would like to be able to create local users from data in a text file that also assigns them to a group. I have thought about a domain enviromenyt but the SMT want it the way it is.

Hello, I run a workgroup of computers with something like 90 users. All home drives and areas are all stored on a NAS. I would much rather run a domain although we don't have the money or time to maintain this so for the foreseeable future were using workgroups. My only problem with workgroups is managing users. I would like to create a batch script that is scheduled at startup to load any new users created onto the computer. Although I'm not sure on how to achieve this. I also would need to assign Staff to their extra group. Thanks in advance.

Sounds perfect, I'll try Monday or Tuesday.

I'll try Clonezilla today.

Yep, Cron jobs are the way to go.

Another issue is that we don't have Windows server. We have a NAS setup as a file server. All clients are Windows.

Hello. I'm looking for some software i can use to create an image out of the current state of a computer then I can deploy it myself. I'm using a workgroup so WDS is not an option. Thanks

We have PHP dev server or something with a similar name.

This works in Chrome too

Em, not sure if this is the right forum for this but it can be changed I guess. I have a staff member who has an Adobe AIR application they would like to access on their Chromebook. Although, the Chromebooks as such are really just old hardware with ChromiumOS imaged on a small USB pen. Because we can't put Adobe Air on ChromeOS itself I was thinking of having the software running on a raspberry pi (that is always turned on anyway) and just having the user remote into that through a web client. My only problem with this way is getting it to run. I hope there is some way I can do this.