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frank.lui · 23-05-2010, 17:29

Zing, you definitely did not experience such things before. The company handed over the computer to me as, legally named as 'ex-gratia'. If it is a gift, I probably need to pay tax on it. Sorry, I did not know in this website 'gift' has very different meaning.

I did not work for IT before otherwise I would not ask such question. I never said I worked in IT in this thread. What I said was in such dreadful situation, you would never ever ask company's IT people to reinstall anything for your 'ex-gratia'. That would be insane

I cannot create a new user, tried and failed.
I cannot log-on to local as well, although I rememered I did it before.
Anyway, I am quite clear of what I can do. I probably use it as is and being the last employee for ever.

23-05-2010, 17:29	#11
frank.lui Inactive Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 120	Re: Windows XP setting Zing, you definitely did not experience such things before. The company handed over the computer to me as, legally named as 'ex-gratia'. If it is a gift, I probably need to pay tax on it. Sorry, I did not know in this website 'gift' has very different meaning. I did not work for IT before otherwise I would not ask such question. I never said I worked in IT in this thread. What I said was in such dreadful situation, you would never ever ask company's IT people to reinstall anything for your 'ex-gratia'. That would be insane I cannot create a new user, tried and failed. I cannot log-on to local as well, although I rememered I did it before. Anyway, I am quite clear of what I can do. I probably use it as is and being the last employee for ever.