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Is it ok to install games on my work laptop ?
October 5th, 2012, 15:39
I'm an IT Manager so I can relate.
Easy solution, just ask your IT department. If they say its cool, then do it and just keep it legal and clean.
HR doesn't decide this (at least at my company), IT does.
Be prepared that if something major goes wrong with the computer, it will get wiped as its generally easier/faster to ghost an image to try to decipher some weird problem.
Easy solution, just ask your IT department. If they say its cool, then do it and just keep it legal and clean.
HR doesn't decide this (at least at my company), IT does.
Be prepared that if something major goes wrong with the computer, it will get wiped as its generally easier/faster to ghost an image to try to decipher some weird problem.
Watchdog
October 5th, 2012, 21:25
Originally Posted by rossrjensenWise choice. Sometimes you can't be too careful.
Originally Posted by JDR13I wouldn't risk it personally.
I'm moving to Denmark.
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pibbur who sometimes misunderstands things on purpose. And sometimes he just misunderstand things.
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Number 12
October 9th, 2012, 17:32
Thanks everyone.
I think that making my work laptop dual boot will drive the IT guy mad
I have decided in big part to some of you, not to install games on my laptop, so that I do not become the person who has done the bad thing that changes everything
I think that making my work laptop dual boot will drive the IT guy mad
I have decided in big part to some of you, not to install games on my laptop, so that I do not become the person who has done the bad thing that changes everything
Guardian of Nonsense
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