arablizzard2413

Well I know for us, if a user reports a problem with some program on their pc (Excel, Outlook, Firefox, etc.) we can only see the error if we're on their screen looking at their desktop. Really irritating to come to a computer only to find it locked and we have to wait for them to come back. We have hundreds of other admin passwords to remember. Trust me, when IT has Active Directory access anyway, we don't care or remember what your password is. (unless you're a very vocal CEO who complains that we don't know it)

You have UnsecureJoin set to true, you don't need credentials. Besides that, you can always delete unattend.xml in the panther directories in SetupComplete.cmd to remove the user information. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc765972%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

Ok, so I used a key for Windows 7 Professional on my MSDN-AA (or is it called Elms?) account to upgrade my Toshiba netbook to Professional from Starter, I login today and I'm greeted with a message saying I might have a counterfeit copy of Windows. Unless my school is doing some shady business, that can't be the case. What gives? EDIT: System properties has the blue Genuine logo and it says activated, maybe it was just a fluke then.