Thanks. If someone had done that to me I doubt I would ever have figured it out. Now I know. Steal his girlfriend.enigma said:Today, a coworker got me. I had left my screen unlocked. He took a screenshot of my desktop, set it as my desktop, and then turned off my icons. Took me a few minutes before I realized what had happened.
I need payback ideas.
pftest said:On some computers you can flip the screen upside down by pressing CNTRL+ALT+ARROW UP (or down, left right).
If a coworker takes control of your unlocked screen, it is important to remain calm and assess the situation. Depending on the severity of the situation, you may want to confront your coworker directly or report the incident to your supervisor.
If your coworker has access to your unlocked screen, they may be able to view any open documents or programs. It is important to always lock your screen when you step away from your workstation to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information.
To prevent your coworkers from accessing your unlocked screen, make sure to set up a password or security feature on your device. Additionally, make it a habit to lock your screen whenever you step away from your workstation.
If your coworker has access to your unlocked screen, they may be able to install malicious software or make changes to your device's settings. It is important to always be cautious and report any suspicious activity to your IT department.
If your coworker takes control of your unlocked screen, they may be able to perform actions or make changes that could have negative consequences for you. It is important to address the situation and take necessary precautions to protect your work and personal information.