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So I finally got it doing something, now I have installation errors. Its not a quick tool.

I have experienced the joy of Sophos migration tool this week, what a piece of wank. Do Sophos not employ network admins, do all there staff have admin rights to pcs. I am now at the point where I am going to have to login remotely to 150 pcs as a network admin to start the script running. Satan help me when we have to migrate the secondary school of over 500 pcs.

Anyone?

Hi Well "get-msoluser -searchstring" doesn't exist in the new azure powershell, so that doesn't work straightaway. Users were already licensed with another subscription, but I was able to add the new sub and licenses for 2 year groups with this script a couple of weeks ago. Due to time restrictions and holidays, the other year groups didn't get done, when the time came to run the script for them we already had had to install azuread powershell. Lee

Hi This may or not be in the right place. I am new to the delights of Powershell. So a little bg info I was given the delightful task of syncing our AD with Office365, having had no training in Office365 this task was daunting to say the least as a friend in another school wiped his AD. To cut a long story short, all was hunkydory, all staff and students synced. Now to the fun part, giving our students Licenses. For months I was looking to be able to do this in bulk rather than 20 kids at a time, when I stumbled on a script written by Nathan O'Bryan (http://www.mcsmlab.com ). It was a revelation, it did exactly what I wanted it to do as our students are named by year they started i.e 16?????@???????????.com. Recently we updated our subscriptions to be able to give them email addresses , but not to give them all plans involved with the subscription, after a long and harduous search I once again stumbled on a gem from Todd Klindt (Using PowerShell to Specify License Plans in Office 365 - Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Blog) with a little tweaking for what I wanted this worked fantastically until very recently when Microsoft in their infinite wisdom giveth and taketh away. I am having a little trouble getting this small script to work with AzureADs commandlets "Get-MsolUser –SearchString ?? | Set-MsolUser –UsageLocation GB | Set-MsolUserLicense –AddLicenses myschool:STANDARDWOFFPACK_STUDENT -LicenseOptions $opts" Is there anyone out there who could point me in the right direction? Many thanks Lee

Doesn't matter now, reinstalling XP after another failed windows 7. This is what happened, clean install, windows update no problem, installed office 2007 restart, devices missing. Can an admin lock this please

Hi all I'm having a really strange problem with Windows 7 at the moment, I have done numerous clean installs with various cpu's and motherboards on my pc. The problem i'm getting is certain devices disappear i.e video, network, usb. I try to force drivers as windows tells me that I already have the best software installed, but windows reports the device as not available. What am I doing wrong?