Hi AllThanks for taking the time to read this.I'm in a bit of a strange place.I'm looking for a blacklist of possible applications not to allow on my Windows PCs.Does anyone have this or does having a whitelist of allowed applications seem to be a better. Is there a list of recommended blacklisted applications I can implement in MDM? Windows.Unveiled the ENIAC computer for the first time, though it wouldn’t be Spark! Pro Series - 14 February 2023 Spiceworks OriginalsĬomputer history, as on this day in 1946, John Mauchly and J.Snap! - Rockets and Rice Krispies, Love in the Time of AI, Smart Contacts Spiceworks Originalsįlashback: February 14, 1876: Telephone Patented By Two People (Read more HERE.)īonus Flashback: February 14, 1989: First Modern GPS Satellite Launches (Read more HERE.).Currently have Win7 Pro 64, Win7 Pro 32, Linux Mint as my OS hard drives which I use m. My OS disks are SAS hard drives through an ICY dock. My hardware: Dell T7500, 2 x quad core, 24 Gb RAM, running 2x2TB SATA hard drives in raid1 is my "Storage" drive. Win10 Changing Something on Storage Drive Windows.What may i be missing in my configuration? Can Microsoft Word do auto recovery from a UNC path? Any insight would be much appreciated! This becomes time lost working on documents. I have been chasing down a server reboot over the last couple of weeks and notice that if the server reboots that after looking in the autorecovery folder that Word is not temporarily saving documents that are being worked on. If users log back into the system after a terminal server reboot that word does not indicate any files were not closed properly thus not letting them recover their work. I have auto recovery set at every 2 minutes and can see that word will write files to the appdata folder so their is no permission issues. \\servername\Profile\bleis\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word\ I have each users Microsoft Word "autorecovery" location set to a UNC path where there appdata is being saved. Our configuration includes my users are using office 2007. I am redirecting (Desktop, Favorites, Appdata, Downloads) all folders that tend to grow and slow down on logon times due to accumulation of junk in users profiles. I have all users set with redirected roaming profiles. I have (5) Xenapp 6.5 servers all running published desktops. I'm sure you have heard this one, but I want to do make sure I am doing my due diligence.
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