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<blockquote data-quote="murankar" data-source="post: 165073" data-attributes="member: 274">I missed a post in here.&nbsp; Ivan, thank you.I have a rant.&nbsp; So as you all know I have been in a struggle at work with my supervisor.&nbsp; I am doing my best to work with this guy.&nbsp; Things have been a little better but not perfect.When I went to Georgia I was kicked out of my desk and it was given to another manager.&nbsp; Okay I get it he's a manager and wants his desk to be in the production area, got it.&nbsp; So while i was gone my work area was moved to the production floor.&nbsp; Again, got it.&nbsp;&nbsp; So I never changed my default password on my computer.&nbsp; Up till February I didn't have any reason to. No one messed with my stuff. After I returned my manager informed me that he had logged into my account to fix a wireless issues I was having.&nbsp; So I changed my password to a really nasty password.&nbsp; It's very difficult to type kind of nasty. A couple weeks ago i found out that my new manager may have done some nefarious stuff while I was gone too.&nbsp; He had mentioned that he had gone through my computer.&nbsp; Leaving out a bunch of other stuff to speed this up.Now on Monday I finally informed my boss that my computer is unregistered with Microsoft.&nbsp; He asked for the details so I did ipconfig /all, took screenshots of the registration screen so he can forward the info to the IT support company.&nbsp; Today he asked me for my log on credentials. He knows I am an IT guy for the army.&nbsp; Why on gods green earth would I give him my new credentials?&nbsp; Apparently he does not realize that an admin account gives the IT department full access to the computer.&nbsp; I so want to say so many restricted words right now.&nbsp; I just don't have words to describe the ineptness of this guy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="murankar, post: 165073, member: 274"] I missed a post in here. Ivan, thank you. I have a rant. So as you all know I have been in a struggle at work with my supervisor. I am doing my best to work with this guy. Things have been a little better but not perfect. When I went to Georgia I was kicked out of my desk and it was given to another manager. Okay I get it he's a manager and wants his desk to be in the production area, got it. So while i was gone my work area was moved to the production floor. Again, got it. So I never changed my default password on my computer. Up till February I didn't have any reason to. No one messed with my stuff. After I returned my manager informed me that he had logged into my account to fix a wireless issues I was having. So I changed my password to a really nasty password. It's very difficult to type kind of nasty. A couple weeks ago i found out that my new manager may have done some nefarious stuff while I was gone too. He had mentioned that he had gone through my computer. Leaving out a bunch of other stuff to speed this up. Now on Monday I finally informed my boss that my computer is unregistered with Microsoft. He asked for the details so I did ipconfig /all, took screenshots of the registration screen so he can forward the info to the IT support company. Today he asked me for my log on credentials. He knows I am an IT guy for the army. Why on gods green earth would I give him my new credentials? Apparently he does not realize that an admin account gives the IT department full access to the computer. I so want to say so many restricted words right now. I just don't have words to describe the ineptness of this guy. [/QUOTE]

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