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Also check for battery swelling (easiest way to tell I found, especially to provide the photo evidence for warranty claims) is lay a ruler over the screen

Make sure all the latest firmware's are also applied. Are you using the Microsoft preferred/provided power policies in windows? if not try swapping back. Have you tried wiping the user profile from the device? Do yiu have another SP7 device that the user could try that is domain joined the same as the current device? does it experience the same? (compared to one that had been removed) Have you done a fresh OS install?

Also have a look at /forums/how-do-you-do/237157-mat-transformation.html which is also a another recent and similar request

And if the person that is captured in the footage is on, for example a child protection order or similar?

Google Calendar Resources? https://support.google.com/a/answer/1686462?hl=en

Add their browser to the start up folder Pin it in their browsers "start up tabs" option

Utopia (released in the US as Dreamland iirc) is well worth it, Many people refer to it as a documentary compared to a comedy if you work in the public service sector.

Teaspoons? forks are our issue

Larger gov dept, But we use OpenText as our eRDMS, Handles retention rules etc across physical records, electronic documents, approval workflows on electronic documents etc etc but may be a bit of a beast if its just a smaller school.

FYI, heard though a another edu forum, With the merging of the surface development teams, MS has decided to discontinue the Wireless Display Adaptors, although it hasn't been publicly announced yet. I know a few of my local stores have already discounted them and run them out on clearance.

Nunance/Kofax PowerPDF, wasn't that expensive last time I had look at the licensing per seat

If you just want to display power points, There is the ShowPoint tool, but they changed it so now you need to spam, sorry "promoting and sharing the website" to get a license.

Surface Dock

The lights have been on at a Massachusetts school for over a year because no one can turn them off https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/lights-massachusetts-school-year-no-one-can-turn-rcna65611

Felicia the ferret doing some pipe cleaning

I'm aware of, but not used SciList

If its a restricted/registered (not sure of the UK terminology) check with the locksmith what they use, some of the common ones can share the key list data so it import keys, door group access etc when new keys are cut or barrel groups are created, From memory our locksmith uses promaster but due to the size of our keyset it wasn't worth buying it, which from memory does email reminders etc.

Presenter View in Powerpoint covers seeing the slide notes and next screen etc (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-presenter-view-in-powerpoint-fe7638e4-76fb-4349-8d81-5eb6679f49d7), You just need a second screen in extended mode. Depending on what you want to present (eg: not video heavy) you could use laptop/tablet with wireless presentation tool of choice (i've used a surface & MS wireless display adaptor)

If the deputy just wants to update a powerpoint, You could try ShowPoint, Which monitors a folder (eg: could be on a network share) and will display the newest powerpoint in the folder.

Can't comment on auto starting, but there is a user setting for it to start in the background, Just a note, If you use outlook integration for status, it won't kick in until you open teams from the tray.

MS Teams: 1. Caller ID Masking is available from my understanding (It might depend on your local area), or you can hide caller id (either on a per user or wider policies) 2. Call Queues (Response Groups in the old speak - or "hunt groups" in other PABXs) allows multiple people to be able to answer calls to a particular number

(Not a school, but gov department) We have a eRMDS (OpenText Content Server) which we use to store all our digital documents (and physical record management as well), which handles folder access, retention classification, document versioning etc

Virtual PE class: A brief look at what remote learning is like from the perspective of the teacher.

Do they need to be able to send from these additional email address or just receive? (eg, if they are trading under multiple college names?) This is essentially what we do, Our IT is hosted by a government department that hosts a couple of different departments IT systems, and then we have had Machinery of Government name changes which have given us multiple email address. login is: [email protected] (this is what we advertise to log into systems like O365, Apple DEP) then we have: [email protected] (sending and receiving) we also have: [email protected] (receiving) we also have: [email protected] (receiving)

Although it may be over the top due tot he size, it might be worth while to still consider a RODC, That way all the sites are configured the same and may make configuration easier in the future.