Where is the OK button on the keyboard?
Sysadmin Day provided an opportunity for visiting IT professionals to share the biggest challenges and funniest cases of their everyday lives. From these we have singled out the most interesting ones.
“An online bug report form. The user printed the website, filled it in with a pen and faxed it. ”
“An online bug report form. The user printed the website, filled it in with a pen and faxed it. ”
“It happened in 2004: an email didn’t come through. He wanted to transfer 500 megas, but that only turned out to be the subject of the third conversation. True, she was a pretty girl. ”
"Where's the OK button on the keyboard?"
"Someone asked me to repair a broken CD."
“The network on the user’s machine was not working. I set off on the wire, the coaxial connector was unplugged. The cleaner washed the refrigerator and learned to unplug it beforehand. He also pulled out the first something he found on the wall next to the fridge and was glad the lamp was on in the fridge while he was washing. ”
"The staff called me to fly a fly into the cable duct and fix it."
“Printing doesn’t go at 10 p.m. Since it was very urgent for the client, I traveled through the city. There was no paper in the printer. ”
"After accidentally deleting the file, I reloaded the data when I asked the user to verify it was deleted again."
"They said it wasn't possible to turn on the machine, the machine was on, but the monitor wasn't."
"The large red front panel power button was not found on a network printer."
"What is a trash can and where is it?"
"Every error had to be reported, there was a day when a machine didn't start, the resolution team asked us to attach a screenshot."
“Me: press and hold the power button!
User: but where is the press power button ?! ”
"The colleague accused the printer of inciting suicide: 'Order a cyan cartridge!'"
"How long can a laptop last without batteries?"
“An older gentleman called that his pen drive didn’t work. When I got there, I asked him to plug it in and then I was shocked when he put it on the serial port. I couldn’t decide if I should laugh or cry. ”
“First email: Can I ask a question? Answer: Of course. Second email: Are you sure? ”
Source: HOC
