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I don't really know the best place to post this on this forum, but here is my dilemma. We do a live webcast of our schools home football games, and I am looking for something free that will give me a live "score bar" I can overlay into the webcast that has a timer that can be started and stopped, as well as score, team names, and other general information of the sort. Something similar to this: ScoreKeepr without the extreme cost would be fantastic. I don't really care about all the features Scorekeepr has, so much as the look of it. I have been unable to find anything else that has the thin score bar look. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. -Daniel

Hello everyone, I have setup AD Sync -> O365 and federated O365 with Google, I have also setup SSO with Windows 10 devices to O365. I want to roll out Google File Stream but I want the software to automatically pick up the users email address, either from AD or somewhere else. I have used https://support.google.com/a/answer/7644837?hl=en but this doesnt help. I have tried searching through local users appdata and programdata to see if I can see where it stores the email address once logged in and I have also searched the registry with the email string but found nothing, I'm guessing its stored encrypted or similar. Has anyone else cracked this?

Just a shout out to an amazing understated feature, I didn't even know existed... if you upload a video to "stream" it will listen to the audio and create an (editable) transcript of the audio. It will even produce time stamps and make them searchable within o365.. What an amazing feature.. The voice recondition isn't perfect but is good enough. You can see from our VERY old vhs tapes its not perfect but makes them very usable. The video Journey so far. 1995 over the air recording onto VHS then 2007 VHS to DVDs Then 2012ish DVD to Windows Media Video then 2018 uploaded to stream.

In case someone's like me didn't realize that Microsoft have removed the save to stream feature for education but didn't update the opt out of stream upload in the meetings profiles. You need to do that. So what happened is a meeting would record but would then fail to upload to stream and instead offer a 20 days to download. The issue is those recordings are hosted on skype and can't be deleted. You need to change the cloud upload option to OneDrive in your meetings profile which will store channel meetings to the files>recordings or to your personal OneDrive>recordings. It is of course a powershell thingum that required 12 pre-requisites before you type the option in.. Global for me as I haven't assigned profiles to teachers. Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Global -RecordingStorageMode "OneDriveForBusiness" Edit: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/tmr-meeting-recording-change

We have been given the 'luxury' of 20 new HP Stream 13's in our library. Does anyone have any experience of the best way of imaging them? I have a Windows 10 image built on one of them, but they have no network adapters other than the built in wifi. I have a USB stick to boot into WinPE, and I've used DISM to capture a WIM image of the OS partition to an external USB hard drive. When I roll this out to other Streams though, they don't boot, they just go into the HP recovery tool. I haven't deleted any of the other partitions on them, I've just replaced the factory installation of Windows with my own. What am I missing? Do I need to capture ALL of the partitions of my reference machine, not just the one with the Windows installation on? Or is there a much better way of tackling this? This is the first time I've tackled something using UEFI. I'm not too bothered about WDS or anything over the network as it's only 20 machines, USB is fine.