Cthulhu Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 @newmoon1981 We have a part-time teacher that does work at another school. When we moved to Office365, the teacher claimed we had broken their 365 account for the other school, as now they can only log into it when using computers at that school. I told them it was impossible and they should bring their laptop in to show me. They had ticked the remember me/auto sign in prompt when logging in with the account for our domain
LTurner3692 Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 @newmoon1981 we refused to give out wireless keyboard and mice for that reason! we also only gave 2nd screens to people with a desktop, in my eyes you dont need a second screen to teach, you use a projector, which is as good as having two screens!
Cthulhu Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 (edited) Oh god, we have this at our place and it's all my fault. People walked in and saw how many monitors I had and they all wanted a piece. What makes it worse, my manager is also the health and safety officer and insists multiple monitor users require monitor arms while also being aligned correctly. So not only do I have to set up second monitors for everybody that wants one, but I've also got to install the arms, then align them for people because expecting somebody to loosen and tighten a couple of thumbscrews is too much. Edited January 28, 2019 by Cthulhu
DrBeaker Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 Oh god, we have this at our place and it's all my fault. People walked in and saw how many monitors I had and they all wanted a piece. What makes it worse, my manager is also the health and safety officer and insists multiple monitor users require monitor arms and that they're all aligned correctly. So not only do I have to setup second monitors for everybody that wants one, I've also got to install the arms, then align them for people because expecting somebody to loosen and tighten a couple of thumbscrews is too much. I hope you've got power tools to do that then. Otherwise it's wear and tear on your hands. It's a health and safety issue then, so report it to your health and safety officer! 1
Cthulhu Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 I hope you've got power tools to do that then. Otherwise it's wear and tear on your hands. It's a health and safety issue then, so report it to your health and safety officer! Don't you know, health and safety doesn't apply to IT staff. Or at least it feels that way sometimes.
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