Norton *McAfee. School Vista. Security protection. Fortres

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OUTSMARTING THEPC SABOTEUR
Lynn WhiteMike RoyalMargaret Royal
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A lot of the computer problems teachers are faced
with are
not
the computers fault.
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Causes
Solutions
Prevention
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Types of computer problems
Nothing happens
Boot error messages
Program errors
Other
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Three types of Saboteur
1 - Deliberate
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Switching cords between computers
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Switching
keyboard
and
mouse
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Loosening Cables
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Turning off surge protectors
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Gum wrapper
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feed lever flipped
Okidata printer
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Neutered Mice
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Passwords Startup (Boot Password)
Content Advisor (Internet) Screen Savers
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Thumb screws missing on back of PCs
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Power setting set to 230
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Magnets
on monitor
screen
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Popping off cover for empty slots
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Writing on equipment
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Objects in floppy drives
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Gum in CD
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Computer Trash
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Swapping keys on the keyboard
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Loading software that takes over the PC
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Delete Rename Move Files
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Change settings
PC or Monitor
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Misuse of technology
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Second type of Saboteur2 - Accidental
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Removable labels on Floppies
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Cheapo disks
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Tripping over cables
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Spilling food and drink on keyboard
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Final type of Saboteur
Clueless
Common Sense Come in out of the rain stuff
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Teacher Set-up
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Room setup problemsExposing cables to
students
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Running cables
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Results
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Results from a different room
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Blocking the vents
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Felt on fan vent
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Objects on keyboardSmall objects
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Large objects
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CDs left laying around
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CDs in up side down
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Dangling Cables
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Tape still on
Printer cartridge
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Kicking the PC
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AVG
No virus prevention
Norton
McAfee
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School Vista
Security protection
Fortres
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Overloading the PC with devices
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Too many multitasks
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Too many programs running in background
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Techs making changes without letting the teacher
know
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Things to Remember
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Keep up with logs
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Acceptable Use Policywith consequences
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MAIN CAUSE OF STUDENT SABOTAGE
LACK OF SUPERVISION