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ICT Technician 37 hours per week. Permanent – full year NJC 5-11 (£21,575 - £24,054) We are seeking an energetic, friendly person to join the ICT team at Kirkbie Kendal School. This is an excellent opportunity for an enthusiastic and energetic individual to join this happy and successful school. The school has a strong record for developing highly effective teachers and leaders. Student progress and examination grades are consistently above national averages. We are looking for someone who is: • keen to contribute to wider school life; • ambitious to develop their career. The successful candidate will be hardworking, adaptable, organised and will enjoy being part of our well-established team. They will gain job satisfaction from making a valuable contribution to our excellent, welcoming school community. You will be joining a supportive and well organised team in a highly successful and friendly environment within a flourishing school. We offer an effective induction programme and opportunities for continuing professional development within the school and through the South Lakes Federation. Please see the school website http://www.kirkbiekendal.cumbria.sch.uk for further information and for details of how to apply, or contact: Mrs Bea Price, Headteacher’s PA, Kirkbie Kendal School, Lound Road, Kendal Cumbria LA9 7EQ Tel: 01539 727422 ([email protected]) Closing date: 9.00am on Thursday 25th May 2023 Interviews: Friday 9th June 2023 Kirkbie Kendal School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the students in its care. This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Check.

What did you decide in the end?

Anybody have any of these knocking about? Could use a couple more but all the ones on ebay are in the US.

Are you using IE9? Does that for us.

Glad it's helping folks. Thanks goes to LUNS really as they informed me of this.

Google recently added googlevideo.com as a requirement to access youtube correctly. Check it's not blocked. Also youtube now appears to have issue with IE 9. IE10 and 11 works for us though.

ditto. In conclusion ie 9 seems to be faulty. Also the following 3 domains need access. Googlevideo.com ytimg.com and youtube.com

Ok so I tested a staff account and the script runs fine. It's not a permission issue but at this stage I'm thinking it's mandatory profile related. It is mandatory profile related

@apeo as stated (right at the end of my post) It runs fine. This was all set up and working just fine until recently. Possibly a WU that has broken something. @ricki Machine -yes, I assume you mean a client PC. All our machines have 1Gig ports however most just run at 100Mb, including the one I'm testing on beside me. Permissions were set a while back and the User I can confirm does have permission to create a folder. Nothing in Event log bar a few errors as it's trying to redirect some folders to the T drive. Well my group policy results wizard shows the script has been applied and nothing untoward.

Ok this has had me scratching my head now. Recently two scripts have stopped working correctly. They have worked fine previously and to the best of my knowledge nothing pertinent to scripts has been altered GPO wise recently. The script is running but it seems to be missing out certain parts. In particular the creation of folders. If I manually create the first folder then the drive will map at logon (so script is running) However the Files folder is then NOT created. ----- md "\\fps03\CA$\Current\%username%" net use T: "\\fps03\CA$\Current\%username%" /persistent:NO net use H: /delete /y net use V: /delete /y net use Y: /delete /y net use Z: /delete /y t: md "T:\files" c:\robocopy.exe \\Fps03\CAfiles$\ t:\files /e ------ If the user runs this batch file from the desktop it runs fine, creation, mapping and copying.

Is that the creative suite 6 running on those machines in a lab as students?

Basically the title says it all. Flash professional, part of the adobe CS6 suite, is crashing and when it does it corrupts the students work. It happens a lot and students are starting to manage the problem by saving multiple versions as they go along. However it's not really acceptable for a piece of software that cost the best part of £6K. Anyone here use it reliably? Wouldn't mind comparing notes if it does. Thanks. p.s. Adobe openly declare to not support LANs. (WTF, which year do they think we live in)

Any parts really. We still use a lot of D520s and D530s too. Maintaining them is so much smoother than the more modern ones.

Went with Remote-Learner who teemed up with overnetdata.

If any one has any of these ageing models in any condition (i.e. usable for spares) and want rid of them then please drop me a pm. Preferably in the NW. Re-using is the best form of recycling!! Thanks David.