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Thanks Luke. I found a workaround. Initially I was struggling to navigate around the small white screen and I got stuck where I could not scroll down far enough to click the accept button.However, if you click on the white text area of the small box, the accept button activates and becomes 'clickable'It saved me having to rebuild the entire room!

We have built a completed Windows 10 2019 LTSC computer. Works fine, software installed fine.Everything looks good and works well.We then use our Omni Clone machine to clone out the new drivesWhen the initial boot occurs, it boots into the workgroup - All fine.However after running sysprep, and the reboot we then get a white pseudo welcome screen in the top left hand corner, that does not allow us to Navigate and complete the post sysprep setup.I have tried running sysprep from Windows, and via the command line with the same result.You can get into audit mode from this white screen, but running sysprep again from audit mode just results in the same white screen after reboot.Any ideas why this is please? This has become massively frustrating as I am trying to get a room built for the new term!Thanks in advance for any help!

Any link to this article or patch please?

Computers were Windows 7 yesterday and Windows 10 today.Thousands of threads on the Internet about this issue, so hopefully will find a fix. Strange how the rollback does not even engage though.

Hi guys. We came in today to find that Windows 7 has updated itself to Windows 10 overnight.No prompts, no confirmation, no nothing.The kicker is the rollback to Windows 7 while 'clickable' does nothing?Any ideas on how to roll these back to Windows 7 without a rebuild please?Also no idea how MS can do something like that :(Many thanks in advance.

Kenny, I also read that article - Do you think it means other versions of office will potentially no longer run on LTSC or that it just won't support updating them any longer?

Thanks for the advice Rob.I downloaded the new LTSC build and I have been pleasantly surprised after reading mixed reviews online.So far it is running all our school software, including some obscure coding software we use. Start menu is working a treat and the APPS folder is GONE!Need to roll out Impero to see if that works but so far things are looking pretty positive.

I have installed a test version of LTSC and this I think is going to work well for us.Just need to install our core software to make sure everything works well and get a start menu working.Many thanks for this suggestion

Hi RobThanks for the info - I found that thread this morning so hearing you have tried it is good news. Just to confirm - Does it remove the Apps folder from your redirected start menu?Many thanks

No we do not. It is being placed in there by Windows 10 even though the folder does not exist in the redirected start menu.

Here are the settings we have tried.

It really is a pain and seems as though MS may have recently changed how the apps work.I tried the power shell script that used to remove apps, but it now errors and says the app can't be uninstalled for all users.Our classic shell is redirecting correctly and working, but it is randomly adding that Apps folder.

*Not sure why the post is killing the text paragraph, but hope it is not too unkind on the eyes! *Good morning everyone.We replaced one of our IT rooms With Windows 10 machines, and having issues with the apps.Windows is ver 1803 build 17134.590. We are essentially trying to remove all the apps so students can't access the rubbish Microsoft now pre installs. On a side note, this is concerning that students can even run these things as we have a GPO policy that allows only specified programs.Regardless, at the very least I am trying to hide the shortcuts.I have tried the following:Redirected start menu using XML and Classic shell - The menus work, but the Apps folder is somehow added to this.I have tried various local GPO settings as well but no change in the result.I have tried a powershell script that is meant to uninstall all the apps, but this seemed user specific so did not achieve what we needed for all users and the shortcut folder was still there.I have been trying solutions over 2 days and getting a little frustrated why something so simple in Windows 7 is a nightmare in Windows 10!I have attached 2 photos taken with my phone due to the screenshot software restrictions on the Exam test account.Many thanks in advance for any advice or suggestions!Jason

HI Bentley.We occasionally have issues with the update manager.I have found by restarting these services it usually irons out the problem.In services, try Sophos MCS client first, and if this does not work try Sophos MCS Agent.Good luck :)Jason

Hi All. We have a Windows 2008 R2 server acting as a VPN server. Everything has worked correctly for a few years until last week. (We had a power failure during the half term, but other than that no problems)The VPN connection is still working and seems to connect correctly, but after clients connect on they are not being assigned an IP address, so can't access the resources. The VPN connection being run on the client laptops is using the default VPN Windows 7 software.I can confirm that DHCP/DNS is working correctly internally with all machines getting a IP within our range.I am going to contact our ISP and see if they have changed anything without us knowing that may be stopping the traffic.Has anyone ever experienced this and if so any trouble shooting ideas please?Thank you in advance for any advice.Jason