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Admin Tool pak for Windows 7
Does anyone know if Microsoft has a compatible Admin tool pak for Windows 7?
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Permalink Reply by Dianne C. Tillman on
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Thank you Seth. I will try that. I have a new computer here at work and it is running Windows 7 (I am test driving it). I am in the process of setting it up. I notice that when I log on to the network, my browser settings, etc. are not showing up.....it is as though my profile is not loading...any thoughts?
Seth Tramm said:I think this is what you are looking for!
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7D2F6AD7-6...
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Permalink Reply by Brian Norman on
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Yes they do, I haven't tried them, but you've peaked my interest. I'm going to download them to my laptop now...
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My profiles settings are not loading when I logon to the network using Windows 7...any thoughts about why this is happening?
Brian Norman said:Yes they do, I haven't tried them, but you've peaked my interest. I'm going to download them to my laptop now...
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Yes, we use roaming profiles.
Also, the Remote Access feature of the admin tool pak does not appear to work with Windows Server 2003 :(
Seth Tramm said:I am not familiar with 7 yet, but do you use roaming profiles?
Dianne C. Tillman said:Thank you Seth. I will try that. I have a new computer here at work and it is running Windows 7 (I am test driving it). I am in the process of setting it up. I notice that when I log on to the network, my browser settings, etc. are not showing up.....it is as though my profile is not loading...any thoughts?
Seth Tramm said:I think this is what you are looking for!
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7D2F6AD7-6...
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I think I have everything installed and working properly: Adobe CS3, Doors (for keyfob administration), Lightspeed Security Agent, First Class email client, Office XP (which Windows 7 is having issues with), JMC Office and IP Gradebook. Things are in different places, but not so different that they cannot be found. I know this has nothing to do with the performance of the OS, but I must say it is visually beautiful, the wallpapers are really cool too!
I am very bummed out that the Remote Server Administration Tools do not work with Windows Server 2003.
Overall, so far, so good.
Seth Tramm said:Also Diane, try waiting 15 to 30 seconds after boot up before typing your password. Let me know what you find out!
Dianne C. Tillman said:My profiles settings are not loading when I logon to the network using Windows 7...any thoughts about why this is happening?
Brian Norman said:Yes they do, I haven't tried them, but you've peaked my interest. I'm going to download them to my laptop now...
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Correction: The Remote Server Admin Tools DO work with Windows Server 2003, you need to use the Turn Windows Features on/off in the Control Panel to change some settings and then all the features work.
Dianne C. Tillman said:I think I have everything installed and working properly: Adobe CS3, Doors (for keyfob administration), Lightspeed Security Agent, First Class email client, Office XP (which Windows 7 is having issues with), JMC Office and IP Gradebook. Things are in different places, but not so different that they cannot be found. I know this has nothing to do with the performance of the OS, but I must say it is visually beautiful, the wallpapers are really cool too!
I am very bummed out that the Remote Server Administration Tools do not work with Windows Server 2003.
Overall, so far, so good.
Seth Tramm said:Also Diane, try waiting 15 to 30 seconds after boot up before typing your password. Let me know what you find out!
Dianne C. Tillman said:My profiles settings are not loading when I logon to the network using Windows 7...any thoughts about why this is happening?
Brian Norman said:Yes they do, I haven't tried them, but you've peaked my interest. I'm going to download them to my laptop now...
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