Driftingforlife

Report her to management for defacing a 2-3k+ bit of equipment.

I'm not sure if its of any help but the only one I know of is https://www.tinkercad.com/

Get this all the time, a few times a week of the normal "I can't find my work" or "Onedrive keeps deleting my files" and the favourite "I have spent hours on this one file and went to save it once at the end and it crashed". Ask all the normal questions, Where was it, what was it called, what was its contents, what device where you working on and what software was it in word, excel etc.....the amount of students that can't even tell you if it was a word doc or a spreadsheet is shocking and worrying. Mind you saying that when you have to write down their very simple 3 word password after a reset you realise just how far gone the gene pool is.

Down detector went crazy, every service was getting reports. Looks ok now.

You would be insane to use wireless K+M in a classroom, its never going to work well. I have yet to meet a teacher that cares/has the ability to stop students wrecking IT equipment. We sell ours back to the supplier and buy wired ones. We have gone down the mac mini with a standard 24" screen route instead of imacs, meant we could actually buy more and they have 2 USB A connectors.

I never put in the cmd.exe bit for my command lines, just the command I want to run. Try this as powershell. $Account = "Student" $Password = "Student" cmd /c "net user $Account $Password /add /comment:""Student"" " cmd /c "WMIC USERACCOUNT WHERE ""Name='$Account'"" SET PasswordExpires=FALSE"

Your not alone. We have had real trouble using 5m HDMI cables in the trunking on the wall, we started using the shortest cables we can get away with. Have been temped to try fibre hdmi cables. I have one at home that works great for gaming on my TV from my PC at 4k60.

I use NTlite to customize all our ISOs for SCCM/manual installs. For manually capturing/coping a syspreped image I use LFsoft active boot disc. This is only for our quarantine network, we use SCCM for everything else.

The students know their teachers are stupid already

I bought a fibre hdmi cable so i could game at 4k60 on my 75" TV using my PC upstairs. It has worked well for me so far. Just note they are directional. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07RMTF6P7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Has anyone had the Dynabook E10s? We are looking at splitting out allocation between ipads and these look very close to the Geo books.

We have just been told we are getting 250 devices. Hoping to god we can choose anything but these things.

Have you tried to run sysprep by it self so you can get the sysprep log file? I had to remove a language experience from our 1909 images every time. Get-AppxPackage –Name *LanguageExperience* | Remove-AppxPackage

Have you disabled internet access on that vm before removing any of the apps?

We have a position open within the IT team at Gloucestershire College. There are currently 12 of us in the team split across 3 sites managing in the region of 3000 endpoints. I started here in Jan of 2019 and have been very happy here, there are opportunities to learn a lot and move forward in your career. Job title: V068 IT Support Analyst Job reference: REQ00746 Date posted: 15/01/2021 Application closing date: 01/02/2021 Location Gloucester Salary: £20,779.01 - £24,592.99 per annum Working with committed colleagues, we also offer a range of staff benefits including, 27 days’ annual leave, increasing to 32 days after 5 years’, plus an additional 3 days during Christmas closure. Job category/typeSupportAttachments The purpose of this role is to provide IT Technical Support to students and staff in the use of IT equipment including, troubleshooting hardware and software faults along with installations and maintenance. As a IT Support Analyst, you will: Provide responsive, helpful and quality service to IT equipment users in the College in accordance with departmental Service Level Agreements Undertake specified daily tasks and make decisions relating to them to minimise the effect of any user problems Log and track all work using a computerised Helpdesk system Liaise with suppliers of maintenance for IT equipment hardware and software for the purposes of installation, fault diagnosis and repair Skills and Experience: Recent experience in supporting IT equipment and software in a business environment Experience in using Microsoft Windows operating systems, including server operating systems Some previous formal training in IT subject area Experience of working in a customer support role for internal and external customers Benefits: A career with us means much more than just a salary - we know that our people are our greatest asset. Working with committed colleagues, we also offer an attractive benefits package. Please click on the benefits link to find out more about the range offered. GC Jobs Link

We have been looking into the Mevo cam but they have yet to add an app for windows for it to work over wifi.

Microsoft Teams service alert Incident informationTitle: Users may be unable to access Microsoft Teams ID: TM233996 StatusInvestigatingDetailsTitle: Users may be unable to access Microsoft TeamsUser Impact: Users may be unable to access Microsoft Teams.Current status: We're investigating potential a potential issue with the Microsoft Teams service in Europe. We'll provide an update within 30 minutes.Are you experiencing this issue? Thank you, The Microsoft team

^120% Teaching Tech, he has made a website to help with the setup and calibration on a printer that is a huge help. I use F360 and Cura and it works well for me.

I have a Ender 3, they are a great starting point and even better if you want to learn about modding/improving your printer, it can teach you a lot or spend more on a printer that can do it all already. For reference, My ender 3 was £180, I have spend about another £250 on it adding a better mobo, direct drive and ABL. Avoid the CR6 SE, I would recommend an upgraded printer right off the bat like one of these two although i'd upgrade the E5 to use direct drive. https://technologyoutlet.co.uk/collections/creality3d/products/creality3d-cr-10-v3-3d-printer https://technologyoutlet.co.uk/collections/creality3d/products/creality-ender-5-plus-3d-printer

We have teams but Exec bought into it for a few people despite all the evidence we provided against it. We refuse to support it at all. I am regularly deleting any zoom exes I come across. Whats more stupid is the fact the my local council (my mum is on it) despite paying for office 365 went and bought zoom. I refused to install it on my mums laptop, I ended up putting it on a old isolated laptop for meetings.

We have had some problems with the start menu not loading the layout. No idea if this will help with the problem your having though but might be worth a shot.

I use active boot disc for this.

My Asustor has never done me wrong in the years I have owned it so far, very easy to use and plenty of features for the money.

https://4sysops.com/news/

It won't be as quick and TRIM will not work so it will get slower over time. You really want to be using AHCI.