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I welcome any help with what I believe should be a pretty simple process. I need to create a report of all of the printers on my network including their model #, name, & office location. I am sure that HP Web JetAdmin has this capability, but the details of the process are unclear to me...

Can someone help me out with what I'm sure is a pretty simple process. I need to create a report of all of the printers on my network including their model #, name, & office location. I am sure that HP Web JetAdmin has this capability, but the details of the process are unclear to me. Also...

I am in the process of creating new profiles for a few thousand users. In order to make a clean switch, I will need to delete the local cached copy of several user profiles & delprof.exe can do this on the individual basis. Has anyone had experience using it for thousands of machines, maybe...

I know that you can configure a GPO to delete cached copies of roaming profiles. This link even provides the details: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/274152/EN-US/ The only problem is that it doesn't want to work. I also can see that the GPO is being recognized. Any suggestions...

What would be the easiest way to setup a default profile for a few thousand users and make sure that their profile is deleted from their local machines at logoff.

can't see the reason, it just says that it doesn't see sp3a & won't take another step

I'm running 2003 server w/ SQL 2K SP4 and the educational software (CompassLearning Odyssey)demands SP3a. Is there a way for me to safely go down to this?

even after the refresh & reboot nothing has changed...

I need to remove 'tip of the day' from IE using the GPO. Under "user configuration/administrative templates/windows components/internet explorer/browser menus" it has been disabled, but the user still has access. Any ideas why?

I have configured a GPO for users that works fine. The only thing that is allowed that I would like restricted is "help" in IE. Where is this setting located in AD? thanks

User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Browser menus/"File menu: Disable closing the browser and Explorer windows

Can anybody recommend a good RSS reader?

Is there a GPO setting that can prevent users from closing any window they open? If so, where is it located?

How can I hide & restrict access to drives A, C, D, & E? Active Directory allows restricting A to D or all, but I don't see an option for just the ones that I need... Any suggestions?

When configuring a GPO, which provides for a quicker logon: leaving a setting "Not configured" if it doesn't need changing or setting it to the setting (either enabled or disabled) that most resembles the default? thanks