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Caveat: you'll need to hire a lot more IT people because everyone in the company will be lined up out the door with complaints. "This computer doesn't work wit
by Falkon1313 8y ago
Caveat: you'll need to hire a lot more IT people because everyone in the company will be lined up out the door with complaints. "This computer doesn't work with my keyboard, I need a new one." "My mouse isn't working." "This computer won't read my flash drive and I have to get this file to accounting by 10:00!" "This computer isn't working with my pen tablet and the deadline for getting these graphics done is tomorrow!"
So you'll have to replace all of your intentionally-broken computers with good ones, which will cost a fortune on top of all the employees' lost work time and no one will want to buy the broken computers from you so you'll have to pay to have them scrapped.
- Symbiote 8y agoDisabling USB ports, for example in the BIOS, is very common in larger corporations. Dell sell a secure cover to prevent access to the rear ports. The person with the accounting data on a USB stick will get a formal reprimand for breaking the security policy.