I worked at a tech support desk at my university, and we asked for passwords. We were supporting software, so there's really no way around that. I always felt a

I worked at a tech support desk at my university, and we asked for passwords. We were supporting software, so there's really no way around that. I always felt a bit uneasy that a dozen college kids had full access to the data on every machine in the shop. We should have at least recommended that folks change their password when they picked the machine up, or set a temporary password while it was in the shop.