Tech Support People Are Sharing The Worst Cases They’ve Seen While On The Job (50 New Pics)

You are a demi-god

Just microwave it, it'll be all righty!!

"This is fine." PWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

With a hammer and a chisel?

Actually, it is possible. There are companies that specialise in this.

That a LAN: Local Area Nope!

I also wouldn't be proud.

And I thought this was just in the movies

A text file?!? Of what, Library of Congress, Library of Alexandria, and the last two centuries of Encyclopedia Britannica?

That’s just gross, disrespectful and rude. Treat other people’s property with respect.

The trash room!

Someone is getting fired.

They probably did… to put the fire out.

There is brilliant brilliant and then there is what-the-eff-were-you-thinking brilliant. This is the latter.

The forbidden capri sun

I've seen such solutions in real life and they seem to work for quite some time. It only becomes a problem if one little part of it stops working.

You have to admire the persistence. If it doesn't come off, yank harder. Our ancestors thrived with this mindset and a lot of broken stone tools.

Time to upgrade to Windows 95.

Okay maybe where this person is, rulers or measurement tapes aren't a thing.

Ofc it's the government office, our tax money is not for this 😂

Is that a wasp nest? 😱

I'd use it, it looks cool

Yeah, but whoever tightened the screws has possible OCD. And I applaud them for that. [Edit] Top left screw slightly more to the left please, it's bugging me.

That’s an electric shock waiting to happen.

Its charged to 200%.

I would be pissed off.

US government gave them three billion dollars to put high speed Internet into the rural area. They treated it as a gift, and gave themselves all bonuses, and NEVER did anything! Why do we allow this.

This looks a bit X rated to be honest

What in the Nine Hells happened here!? Was there some kind of high tech avalanche?

SMH

Yea... my boss did similar thing... the problem was one part of cylinder being worn of and leaving marks on a pronted pages... I checked, saw I cannot solve it, so called a repairmen... My boss thought I am just dumb girl, so he shaked and slammed hard the cartridge... well... it did not help. The spots multiplied for few pages and I had to clean the blue spots all over the printer and floor.

We usually do that to notify the hardware is definitely broken. If not, the thing is left there, forgotten, re-tested, re-abandoned because broken, until someone come, re-test it and restart the cycle.

Uhh they are using the condensation water from the AC to run the water cooling "system" of that PC? It's brilliant in a way but I really don't think this is a good idea.

1940s?

Another person who watched the video from the Verge.

Do they have superman strength? Lol

For a very good reason.

I love the smell of apples cooking in the morning.

Ok, for idiots like me: what especially is wrong with this?

Some of these are from stupid regulatory requirements. It produces a lot of wastes for the sake of data security. Personally I would use a magnet but hey I'm just a graying nobody with 2 decades in the business what do I know.

The cheapest shipping option should be because the ship time is longer, not because the company did an asinine packing job.

If it works. 🤷‍♀️

It's a feature, it's right there in the name, MSI: Might Split Instantly

Bit why?

Someone forgot about the existence of screws

Who would guess that

Are those T series laptops? Those are great. I have a couple of them ~13 years old and still running really well as MS Office machines. Indestructible.

I've seen worse... much, much worse. This is nothing.

Well thats an electro. 🧲

Just imagine being denied due to purposeful damage

?

'Nothing to see here!!! ... No really... there's nothing there...'

Thought that was a terrible downtown design, That ballpark looks odd...

his spelling is even more atrocious

We call that " Jerry Rigging".

Well, if it works...

For those wondering: This is a Wifi access point (looks like and ubiquiti).