However, every time I try and redirect a user profile now, I get the errors with Edge (see below). I am unable to narrow down the exact version that caused the problem. I suspect the change occurred somewhere between version 1.41 and 1.39. Up until recently, this process worked perfectly.īut something changed in Edge recently that broke the process, and I suspect it a security fix in one of the updated versions of Edge. Data Igloo (made by Faronics) is the program used to redirect user profiles from the C-Drive to the thawed drive. On these computers, a "thawed" drive is created using Deep Freeze so staff members can save data to this drive. Each of these computers are on a Domain, and use Deep Freeze to control unwanted changes to "freeze" the C-drive to protect against unwanted changes to the computer. I have several computers that are used by multiple people.
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While turning the blog into a book wasn't the plan all along, Mettler says she thought "very early on" that the subject matter would make a good book, but logistically wasn't quite sure how to get that done. And what was the era and context of this fashion," said Mettler. "It is a lot about fashion, but it's a lot about what these women were saying and doing. It was from those questions that she decided to start a blog in May 2010 to serve as her "inspiration board." The self-proclaimed history and 20th century pop-culture obsessive said the blog was a way to tie in love for both history and fashion. "I kept hearing these bloggers say, 'Oh I love this girl (we'll say it was a Sartorialist photo or something) she's so tomboy chic, or she's got great tomboy style.' And I was kind of like, 'Huh? That's a thing now?' Then the wheels started turning and I thought 'What makes a tomboy stylish?'" Mettler explained. |