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I've looked at Jamfschool before but it only seems to manage iOS and MacOS devices, im hoping for an half decent all-rounder if possible. Cheers
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Hi all, I'm looking to invest a bit into our schools MDM, currently using Meraki but i personally don't get on well with it. I was wondering what you guys are using. With COVID happening we've had a massive jump in how many mobile devices we have now due to the government giving them out for free during the pandemic and so now we have IOS, Android, Chromebook and Windows devices. I'm wanting something that will be able to manage all device types if possible and to also have the functionality to push apps out to devices. Is there anything out there? Many thanks
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I've jumped the power supply and everything powered on so im guessing it needs CPU to turn on using the power button on the case.
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Ok, so i've tried another PSU and still nothing so it cant be the PSU
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everything is plugged in all the fans and nothing happens, it used turn on and power up only difference is theres no CPU installed, im just wondering if its a new thing now that it has to have a CPU installed to even turn on now
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The motherboard is an ASUS H110M-R. The only reason i ask is because i googled it and got mixed results, some say yes like yourself and others say no i would not... Never tried it before until now. I'm asking because im selling it without a CPU and i know before removing it a few months back it did turn on, this is the first time ive tried to turn it on without the CPU, i'd put a CPU in to test it but i dont have one that fits this board
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Stupid question i know but i have everything but a CPU installed, so RAM, PSU, MOBO, Fans, SSD, GFX Card all connected. When i press the power button the PC does not power up, no fans spinning or anything. Is that normal, i should know the answer but thers first time for everything and this is it. Thanks
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yes they were but now they are in my office and still doing it, i have took the back off the PC as on the right hand side of the screen its warm and this is where the flickering is coming from and now it isn't as bad and it stops flickering much quicker (in seconds rather than minutes)... its very odd...
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yay... why our school insists we buy all in ones i will never know!
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They did the same on Windows 7 too and as this issue was reported i thought i'd take the opportunity to upgrade to windows 10 with a clean install hopinmg it was a software issue but it still appears to do it. The PC's are an all in one and i have just tried the display port and plugged a monitor in and no flicker so im guessing its an hardware issue...
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Hi All, I have 3 PC's all the same make and model (HP EliteOne 800 G1) and they have developed a screen flicker, its as though the refresh rate is wrong like what you would get on a CRT monitor, i cant change the rate, its on 60hz and no other option. Anyone had this before, it's just so strange that its 3 of the exact same PC. I've tried safe mode with minimal startup and still it flickers I checked to see if its something to do with the LAN connection as i read it can cause that issue and it wasn't that. I have checked the drivers are up to date and the correct one for the onboard GPU. I have tried removing the GPU heat sink removing old thermal paste and applying new and that has done nothing. I can't see the flicker on white back grounds it may still be flickering and the white just hides it well. It intermittent in terms of how bad it is, if i keep restarting the PC's its sometimes worse than others and on the odd occasion it doesnt flicker at all. The point in which it starts flickering is after the windows 10 boot up logo (blue windows logo) as soon as it starts up to go to the log on screen thats when it flickers. If you leave the PC on long enough eventually the flickering stops, like now im staring at one of the PC's which has been left switched on and idle for the past 15 minutes and now the flickering has stopped. At an end with it now, any ideas guys? Much appreciated
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Hi, we have a bit of a dilemma, we are wanting to divert our calls from our landline to mobiles for when we are out and about as we cant always be in the office but obviously we have customers who need us so we want to be contactable at all times, the last thing I want is for them to have to leave a message all the time, that's not the service we like to provide. Here's the issue, we have our phone line with EE (please don't judge, yes they are shocking but we get heavily discounted services) and they don't offer a call forwarding service which in this day and age isn't great. So what I was wondering is, is there any sort of device that will handle the call for me and forward it to another number? Thanks in advance
