#Spirit tales private server 2019 password#

I become a little flustered as this is supposed to be my easiest task and I screwed up out of the gate.

#Spirit tales private server 2019 password#

When she puts in the new password she gets a failed to authenticate user error. I call the client to tell her I reset the password and that she can go ahead and try to login now with the new password and reset it on login. So I pull up Office admin page to change password and select change password on next login. This lady was my 2nd call ever, and it appeared an easy ticket as she just needed her password reset. So I just started my first helpdesk technician job last week to preface this. Yeah sorry, I'm just doing this application real qui-' The 'I'm gonna stand behind you and breath down your neck till you acknowledge me and fix this for me now' thing. Walks past my desk to the other desks, sees they're empty, and then does that thing. I'm in the middle of submitting an application to a 3 letter agency and it's both time sensitive and if I beans it up, I'm in for 4 layers of bureaucracy in addition to the 2-4 month minimum this process takes.

The last 3 times this happened it's because she opened file explorer and needed someone to click 'This PC' for her to find her network drives. 'Roses are Red, Rabbits Live in Thickets, Tech Support Runs on Queues, So I need you to put in a TICKET' Then my Teams ding's in defiance of the status I have put up. Great, thanks bud, I love solo'ing the helpdesk. Then immediately DM's my lazy as hell neighbor who decides to just take lunch to avoid the user. Immediately DM's my supervisor who's on lunch. So, as is tradition, she starts having an issue. Walkups in the restroom, elevator, stairwell, in the middle of a meeting, and even the parking lot.Īnyways, this user knows this is my biggest pet peeve. This is especially infuriating for me as I used to be the guy that ALL the walkups at an old job would bother, hence my flair. User has a nasty habit of doing literally anything to avoid putting in a ticket. A few Fridays ago one of our frequent fliers made like Randy Meisner of The Eagles and took me to the absolute limit (of my patience).