Jamesdavid3
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We still have the same problem but with 1000+ PC's. Some students can login fine and get all there mapped drives, however some login and just get no drives mapped. I think its quite a known issue alot of people are having.
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Windows 7 renamed our user network folders to my documents
Jamesdavid3 replied to dombera's topic in Windows 7
Is there a fix for this yet? Were still having the same problem -
* Switch on the Camera when it’s not connected to the PC * Hold down the Resolution button on the camera. * Plug in the camera while still holding the Resolution button. * You will notice a new drive mounted in your 'Computer' folder called 'Removable Disk'. * Double-click to open it, then open the 'DCIM' folder > '100MEDIA' folder. * You can now drag the movies out of that folder and into any location you wish, double click the files individually to view them.
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* Switch on the Camera when it’s not connected to the PC * Hold down the Resolution button on the camera. * Plug in the camera while still holding the Resolution button. * You will notice a new drive mounted in your 'Computer' folder called 'Removable Disk'. * Double-click to open it, then open the 'DCIM' folder > '100MEDIA' folder. * You can now drag the movies out of that folder and into any location you wish, double click the files individually to view them.
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Digital Blue software doesnt work well with Windows 7 yet. I have found a fix around to getting the videos off the camera so you dont have to use the software. * Switch on the Camera when it’s not connected to the PC * Hold down the Resolution button on the camera. * Plug in the camera while still holding the Resolution button. * You will notice a new drive mounted in your 'Computer' folder called 'Removable Disk'. * Double-click to open it, then open the 'DCIM' folder > '100MEDIA' folder. * You can now drag the movies out of that folder and into any location you wish, double click the files individually to view them.
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You dont really need any qualifications with in ICT if you have worked in it for 10 years, you have that 10 years experience which is way more than that Qualification/degree. Any company taking people on IT wise they will always go for experience rather than qualifications
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Thanks, very usefull
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Hi Just a quick question Is it possible for me to install a VNC or Remote desktop application on my work PC and at my home PC so i can connect to my home computer and do work on there while im at work? We are on domain at work but that shouldnt stop any access connecting out should it? cheers
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can i have a invite, please pm?
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It should work, depends on the mobile i think
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Is there a option in GP?
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change the mode on the laptops
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Same problem
