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Lol. Autohotkey on a corp machine

• mmh0000 11mo ago
  Lol. Following "corporate policy"; that's for suckers. Hacker mindset means you can't stop the signal, mal!
  • mcny 11mo ago
    People are down voting you but this is very similar to the answer I got from a real employee (as opposed to a v dash) at Microsoft. Their solution was they use something called power toys, which is technically a Microsoft product. Problem is I've worked at places where I don't have admin access to my own machine and it is more common the you'd think.
    • zvr 11mo ago
      Are you sure that PowerToys require admin access to the computer? Most user preferences do not need that.