MrDsIT

I typed this "what policy is {F312195E-3D9D-447A-A3FS-08DFFA24735E}" into Google to see what generative AI would give me. ..it is a GPO error message that can appear when applying settings for virtualization-based security. This error could mean secure boot is not enabled - which could be due to a number of reasons including: Virtualisation- based security is not enabled Platform security level is not set to secure boot The platform security level is not configured to Secure Boot or Secure Boot with DMA Protection With a useful link to EventSentry Hope that contributes.. Howard

I changed all our print jobs to Hidden a while back, so that I didn't have to keep checking on any Active Directory changes - Papercut have useful instructions on how to do this if interested - have highlighted link https://www.papercut.com/kb/Main/HideDocumentNameOnWindowsPrinters/#:~:text=the%20failure%20event.%E2%80%9D-,Change%20document%20names%20to%20%5BHIDDEN%5D%20using%20PaperCut,set%20this%20for%20one%20printer%20or%20for%20an%20entire%20print%20server.,-Change%20document%20names