OUTSMARTING THE PC SABOTEUR Lynn White Mike Royal Margaret Royal.

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OUTSMARTING THE PC SABOTEUR Lynn White Mike Royal Margaret Royal

A lot of the computer problems teachers are faced with are the computer’s fault. not not

Causes Solutions Prevention

Types of computer problems: *Nothing happens *Boot error messages *Program errors *Other

Three types of Saboteur 1 - Deliberate 1 - Deliberate

Switching cords between computers

Switching keyboard and and mouse

Loosening Cables

Turning off surge protectors

Gum wrapper

feed lever flipped feed lever flipped Okidata printer

Neutered Mice

Passwords: *Startup (Boot Password) *Content Advisor (Internet) *Screen Savers Passwords: *Startup (Boot Password) *Content Advisor (Internet) *Screen Savers

Thumb screws missing on back of PCs

Power setting set to 230

Magnets on monitor screen

Popping off cover for empty slots

Writing on equipment Writing on equipment

Objects in floppy drives

Gum in CD

Computer Trash

Swapping keys on the keyboard

Loading software that takes over the PC

Delete Rename Move Files Delete Rename Move Files

Change settings PC or Monitor PC or Monitor

Misuse of technology

Second type of Saboteur 2 - Accidental

Removable labels on Floppies

Cheapo disks

Tripping over cables

Spilling food and drink on keyboard Spilling food and drink on keyboard

Clueless Common Sense Come in out of the rain stuff Final type of Saboteur

Teacher Set-up Teacher Set-up

Room setup problems: Exposing cables to students

Running cables

Results

Results from a different room

Blocking the vents

Felt on fan vent

Objects on keyboard: Small objects

Large objects

CDs left laying around

CDs in up side down

Dangling Cables Dangling Cables

Tape still on Printer cartridge

Kicking the PC

*AVG *AVG No virus prevention No virus prevention *Norton *Norton *McAfee *McAfee

School Vista Security protection Fortres

Overloading the PC with devices

Too many multitasks

Too many programs running in background

Techs making changes without letting the teacher know

Keep up with logs

Acceptable Use Policy with consequences

MAIN CAUSE OF STUDENT SABOTAGE LACK OF SUPERVISION