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Anyone know what would happen in this paradoxical situation? This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community
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It actually locks the person out, only reason I actually know is by default at a previous job when we reset passwords we forced users to change it on first login. Unfortunately there were a couple of...
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Give up on technology.Move to a remote location in the mountains.Profit.
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If I recall correctly, in some older versions of Windows Server you could end up with a perpetual lock out. (Until an admin changes it atleast.) In Server2012 and 2012 R2 atleast (I think back to 2008...
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I save that setting combination for the day my computer gains sentience and tries to kill me. I just hope when it catches on fire due to the paradox that it doesn't take my residence with it.
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RichardAnderson wrote:It actually locks the person out, only reason I actually know is by default at a previous job when we reset passwords we forced users to change it on first login. Unfortunately...
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Just reboot ... and everything will be all right.Now move along; nothing to see here...
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It pops an error but I imagine that, if allowed, it'd explode spectacularly while trying to apply the logic.
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Everybodys dead Dave. Dave everybody is dead. Dead everybody is Dave.
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Jennifer42 wrote:Everybodys dead Dave. Dave everybody is dead. Dead everybody is Dave.lolwut
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