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If this is a temporary solution you could use the laptop with the network card disabled. If this isn't a license issue the price of replacing the laptop would
by jklein11 9y ago
If this is a temporary solution you could use the laptop with the network card disabled.
If this isn't a license issue the price of replacing the laptop would be way less. The model you mentioned previously sells brand new for $900 or less. I saw some refurbished models for ~$300.
Is her new firm providing her with a laptop? It strikes me as odd that law firms have a BYOD policy when the data that is stored on them is sensitive and proprietary
- betamonk 9y agojklein11, The purchase of the laptop when bought new was over $2K. My wife is frugal and won't spend more money on another "new" or "refurb" computer. Licensing is not an issue. It's the scarce time and how busy my wife is that I can't wipe and re-load. But, reading everyone's comments the best way is to wipe. I will provide that option to my wife and proceed when I can to wipe and re-install. Thank you for your response.