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Hi Can you reproduce the issue? When you disconnect the cable, whatever the client is striggling to do is obviously being skipped therefore allowing the effected user to logon. Regards Sukh

Hi As suggested, have you deleted the local profile? Have as a test, deleted the loca profile by using the admin account, then removed the profile from the effected user under their user account properties and then tried to logon to the same PC? Regards Sukh

Hi Are the any filters on the GPO? Have you run the GPO force? Are your PC's identical as the other PC's (except 64bit)? Regards Sukh

Hi Is this effecting one user or all users who use that machine? Can the effected user logon to another PC without any issues? Do you have a mixes Windows PC (XP, Vista, 7)? Regards Sukh

Hi You could always use GPO filtering to apply the policy to specific users. As long as it's working and you're happy with it. Regards Sukh

Hi No problem. Let me know how you get along. Regards Sukh

Hi See iOS: Exchange ActiveSync Account Quick Setup Guide When the iPAD fails to use Autodiscover you will be prompted for the details. Domain is NOT mail.miltoncross.portsmouth.sch.uk. Domain is your Windows AD domain. Let me know you get along. Regards Sukh

Hi Use mail.miltoncross.portsmouth.sch.uk on your iPAD. Regards Sukh

Hi Great, You don't have Autodiscover setup so won't work. On your iPAD use the URL for the OWA. Let me know how it goes Regards Sukh

Hi Can you post the results here? Regards Sukh

Hi Please see MS Deployment Notes: Desktop resolution problems Reschange.exe may help you. I will need to modify my lab to test. Let me know how you get along. @Ptotaham - OSD = Operating System Deployment. Intergration feature to deploy Windows OS from SCCM. Regards Sukh

Hi Can you run the ActiveSYnc test and let me know the results. https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com Regards Sukh

Hi Can you access OWA externally? Have you got any other device using ActiveSynch? Regards Sukh

Hi Can you run any task as a schedule. Do the following Try something basic like opening notepad.exe Try running the task logged in Windows. If this works then schedule the same task and set "Run whether user is logged on or not". Can you also look at the history tab if the task and check for errors. Let me know the results. Regards Sukh

Hi Are you using OSD/MDT? Regards Sukh

Hi Does ActiveSync work for any other users? Has ActiveSynch been disabled for this user or at the server/org level? Any ActiveSynch policies deployed? Ensure the MSExchangeSyncAppPool is running under IIS? Also run https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/ and run the ActivSynch tests. Regards Sukh

Hi Netlogon should not cause any issues (as long as you dont have any NT 4.0 DC), which I doubt. Was a scenario I remembered and typed first thing came to my mind. I'm sure the LEA won't take more than 60 days, if not, then you can change the attribute yourself. Netter off deploying SP1 than changing the setting. Regards Sukh

Hi What if you create a shared folder for say a Maths teacher and called it Mr X. Then share this folder (change permission) and also set the permssions on the folder as Creator Owner Full control and create another group for the students with READ only access? Regards Sukh

Hi See How to configure Windows Server 2003 to display a message when users log on. Look at the troubleshooting section too. Regards Sukh

Hi Make sure your domain controller does not stay off for too long as this can cause server damage to your AD. Check your tombstone settings. Regards Sukh

Hi You can set the permissions on the folder so that the Creator Owner has full control and use a group for all students to have only Read access. Regards Sukh

Hi Check the following setting. Start Exchange System Manager. If administrative groups are enabled, expand Administrative Groups. Expand Servers, and then expand your back-end server. Expand Protocols, expand HTTP, and then expand Exchange Virtual Server. Right-click the Exchange virtual directory that appears under the Exchange Virtual Server container, and then click Properties. Click the Access tab, and then click Authentication. If it is not already selected, click to select the Basic authentication check box. Enter a backslash (\) in the Default Domain box. Click OK two times to close the property windows Regards Sukh

Hi Please do, this one has been a pain and would like to know. Dont give up on this one :-) Regards Sukh

Hi I have not had a chance to test How to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer in Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP However, you may have to play around with this and run this silently as a logon script. Regards Sukh

Hi On the Advanced Tab, look at the bottom. There is a reset button. If not there then check the following two found in a GPO called inetres.admx Do not allow resetting Internet Explorer settings Do not allow resetting Internet Explorer settings Reg enteries HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel!DisableRIED HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Control Panel!DisableRIED Regards Sukh