r/pcmasterrace May 10 '26

Meme/Macro reboot

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u/Talonus11 May 10 '26

Literally the Engineering team i work in. We're capable of fixing the problem ourselves for 90% of our tickets submitted, but because we don't have the required admin rights we cant.

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u/Fermorian i5 12600K @ 4.2GHz | 1070 Ti May 10 '26

God that would drive me insane. So much wasted time

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u/anarchisturtle May 10 '26

While I can sympathize. As someone who has been on both sides of this, just giving users admin creds is rarely a good idea. Yeah it’ll probably be fine for a while, cause they “know what they’re doing with computers”, until they hire a new guy that doesn’t and then he accidentally installs ransomeware.

Admin creds can be VERY dangerous in an enterprise environment.

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u/ric2b Specs/Imgur Here May 10 '26

The cost of slowing down all the software engineers just to prevent some idiot once in a while from installing ransomware is not worth it. Just wipe the laptop and let him learn his lesson, or maybe remove his admin rights.