Hackers - is there a good way to diagnose or fix this without a USAF comm admin account? Ie find out specifically what services are doing it? Some context:

Hackers - is there a good way to diagnose or fix this without a USAF comm admin account? Ie find out specifically what services are doing it? Some context: - It takes 20-30 minutes to go from login to having excel or outlook up - Opening a program like Outlook, Chrome etc takes on the order of minutes once booted up/settled - Regular problems regarding permissions, popups that take minutes to close, licenses for things like Adobe etc - If you call comm, they blame it on Sq leadership not buying faster computers - Substantial latency on every action - Each computer is often shared by a rotation of ~30 people, which may contribute to the issue - I harbor suspicions DoD comm leadership has been compromised by a foreign power I've worked around our scheduling and training software being useful by deploying a webapp used in an unofficial context. The AF dumped an updated to the official software recently that made it go from bad to unusable, and now I get new account requests every week. One approach - not ideal: Non-DoD computers on squadron Wi-Fi. Can't connect to network drives etc, but is a lifesaver for one off mission planning products. Or get whatever queep you can at home before coming in.