@MattSpeller said:

@handsofqwerty said:

I should mention you HAVE to open those in IE. Stupid Microsoft IIS site...

Have you tried chrome IE tab addin? it even works with our crusty old wifi controller and Mitel systems

Edit: would not recommend for end users, 100% kick ass for IT use

I have. I like it but find that I'd almost prefer just to use IE natively. But it IS a great extension!

I had to disable IE10 installs for similar reasons.
Craptastic legacy applications that are pushed upon us 😞

I've done this many many times - mainly so I can use WSUS to pull down the windows updates locally instead of using MS's update servers.

Do exactly what you said. Build the machine, join the domain, do your setup, take a pre sysprep image, unjoin the domain, reboot, sysprep, take image.. deploy image, join domain.. done.

@thecreativeone91 said:

How did you add this disk? Is is a second VMDK/VHDX or a Pass through?

a second vhdx

I have Publisher but don't use it. Scribus is okay for basic stuff. I really like QuarkXpress for print jobs though. Many would as Adobe InDesign is better I guess but I like Quark better.

Well, that's an odd issue.
Thanks for posting the fix. It might come in handy later 😄

@IRJ If you still have the old computer available, go back and export as a PFX and see if it will import properly then?

@IRJ No. I don't this nk they have a free version.

Appropriate:
Youtube Video

@MattSpeller said:

If we're requesting features how about a black hole section

Post on it, automatically deleted from the internet after ## minutes

To late Google has already indexed it.

@IRJ said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@IRJ said:

Epcot is a great place to have a date night. The other parks are more children oriented, but Fort Wilderness is also a place that adults will enjoy.

Yeah it is, some great venues. @dominica and I have managed to have a date dinner at the only two person table on the waterfront in San Angel.

San Angel? is that the Mexican restaurant?

The one inside the pyramid in the Mexican Pavilion.

Yeah, I have eaten there before it's really nice and always packed.

Food was excellent and we got the perfect table. Being on the waterfront was perfect. The "interior" waterfront, so you see the people on the Rio tel Tiempo going by. It's awesome.

@tonyshowoff said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

did you try mine? you need http:// for it to be complaint.

Finally, can't believe it took 13 posts before someone noticed it! I thought I was going to get to answer it, damn you creativeone!

But yes, AJ, that has to be it, considering if protocol is not included, it's automatically considered a subdirectory on the foreign host.

Yeah, I would have noticed it given time. Most threads like this are a process of elimination. That's just what I saw first.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@IRJ said:

They fixed it

broad460.jpg

Yep an actual picture for the repair.. even though it's used all over the internet

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2014/06/06/hundreds_of_cities_have_laid_fiber_for_faster_internet_but_big_telecom_companies.html

If you look closely off the screen you can see the 10 car pileup that caused it!

@IRJ said:

@scottalanmiller said:

You know, CloudatCost is working their way up from the tenth biggest tag to close to second, just today!

Does ML rank high on google for any CloudatCost threads?

It would be a good way to get more members since people are probably googling them like crazy right now.

@dafyre said:

@tonyshowoff Aww, come on. I'm good for it man! At least find me my own nigerian prince to help!

Well, TBH, he saved my life once

@Bob-Beatty said:

I don't train any longer - I'm not sure if anyone does to be honest.

My understanding was that the program was shut down. But maybe there is a small, lingering component still left.

@scottalanmiller said:

Wow, 2004. That's crazy. That's SO old. Windows 2003 was new. Office 2003 was new. XP was newish.

Oh, didn't notice that. A customer at Staples mentioned this quote to me yesterday, which was the first time I'd heard it.

While Apple might be non-competitive, that's a normal and completely legal and acceptable business practice. There is no law nor any standard code of ethics that says that you need to promote your competitor's products. There are good reasons to sometimes do so, but that's very different.

Remember that both Microsoft and Google actually have or have had near monopolies in some sectors while Apple never has.

I push out a similar task like this on one network that forces all machines to reboot at 4am on Mondays. It is amazing how much it improved random issues.

That would be an awesome site!