How to run a Help Desk...
Posted: September 17, 2002, 4:51 pm
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Posted: September 17, 2002, 4:52 pm
BAHAHAHA that is on my calander. I posted them on the company board but no one laughed except my boss and I. I guess they just don't get it.
Posted: September 17, 2002, 4:57 pm
LOL, that's classic
Posted: September 17, 2002, 5:19 pm
New work desktop wallpaper inc! Posted: September 17, 2002, 11:44 pm
I have one chick at work who refuses to reboot her machine. She'd rather work around the problem than fix it. It really pisses me off when she complains that she can't get any work done because her computer is fucked up. Good thing they don't allow weapons at work.
Posted: September 19, 2002, 3:27 pm
Bubba :
Trojan Horse would be your friend in that case.
Put one on her pc, put a password on it and, reboot her system when you need to =)
And think of all the hours of fun you could have with her, taking control of her mouse, Rebooting the system, closing applications, sending text to the active window.
Ahhh i remember when i used to go on #sex on mirc to send trojans to perverts who had auto accept.. It was fun! Until i saw my own cd-rom drive open. And had to go in dos to delete the stupid trojan..
just my 2cp bud.
Trojan Horse would be your friend in that case.
Put one on her pc, put a password on it and, reboot her system when you need to =)
And think of all the hours of fun you could have with her, taking control of her mouse, Rebooting the system, closing applications, sending text to the active window.
Ahhh i remember when i used to go on #sex on mirc to send trojans to perverts who had auto accept.. It was fun! Until i saw my own cd-rom drive open. And had to go in dos to delete the stupid trojan..
just my 2cp bud.
Posted: September 19, 2002, 3:59 pm
WinVNC is a good remote control program for testy users as well.
Posted: September 19, 2002, 4:48 pm
I would assume he's on an office computer. The problem is that antivirus software picks up bot the client and server side of a fun administrative type trojan. Installing viruses (even harmless ones) on company computers is generally against policy...generally. Not really any reason to use malicious code when there are pleny of legit programs that will do the same thing 
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.Posted: September 19, 2002, 8:26 pm
'accidently' pull the plug/trip over the power strip
download the resource kit for your OS, if it's an NT/wk/xp box, you can issue a remote reboot that nothing can be done about.
Get real good at hitting windows key -> u -> r -> enter
download the resource kit for your OS, if it's an NT/wk/xp box, you can issue a remote reboot that nothing can be done about.
Get real good at hitting windows key -> u -> r -> enter