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But what does this user have to say for themselves? Have you actually spoken to them?
Does this unnamed computer have internet access? It may not have been them at all. This may be attributable to some form of Malware.
[i]Call me naturally suspicious but although your membership reads 2 years - this is your FIRST EVER POST, which doesn't auger too well to 'educating' anyone in the wiles of a computer registry.[/i] ;)
by sonyman7 Accepted solution
1. When I first signed up to this site I picked random selections just so I can sign up and see the answer to one of the solutions provided. Since then, I haven't actually updated my job role. I am a network administrator for a small law firm.
2. They do have internet access, but I've never heard of malware modifying the printer permissions, malware is usually associated with pop-ups and internet explorer issues. I did speak with the person and they deny everything.
3. Just because this is my first post doesn't mean I don't know anything about this field. But thanks for asking.
by older mycroft Accepted solution
If you want to be taken seriously, perhaps you could allocate a few moments out of your evidently hectic life as [i]"a network administrator for a small law firm"[i] to edit your TechRepublic Job Role, so's I (and everyone else!) don't assume that you work in HR - as your continuing Profile still proclaims.
I mean, if you can't be bothered to present a clear technically proficient image of yourself, I can hardly be held legally accountable for misinterpretation, can I ? ;)
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