IronBit_Studios wrote:

Generalstarwars333 wrote:

~hypersnip~
*Backs away from friends*

“friends”

comp09 wrote:

Blank1234 wrote:

DatOneLefty wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

Blank1234 wrote:

Yesterday one of our working school laptops broke and needs to be recovered. Since our school never thought to put a recovery partition on the hard drive, or at least get a recovery USB, I have to bring my recovery USB. The only benefit to this, is I can set myself to be an admin.

WHAT!?!?!?!

LOOOOL What did your school say about it

I honestly don't think they even care. I got permission from my ELA teacher to factory reset the computer, and to upgrade to windows 10.

Its also for only that computer.

Wow, your teachers are really permissive.

Vetpetmon wrote:

IronBit_Studios wrote:

Generalstarwars333 wrote:

~hypersnip~
*Backs away from friends*

“friends”

Just.

Perfect.

Oh and by the way, I'm on at school again… My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 47.0.2526.106, Flash 20.0 (release 0)

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

CatsUnited wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

That too. I remember someone who struggled to read the text because both that part of the background and the text were navy blue.

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

That too. I remember someone who struggled to read the text because both that part of the background and the text were navy blue.

Stupid design decision. At least high schoolers know better.

Blank1234 wrote:

Since I'm administrator on one of the school computers, I decided to uninstall internet explorer.

DrKat123 wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

That too. I remember someone who struggled to read the text because both that part of the background and the text were navy blue.

Stupid design decision. At least high schoolers know better.

one student always uses a boring theme choice for his presentation, B&W, yes! Black and white!

Blank1234 wrote:

Since I'm administrator on one of the school computers, I decided to uninstall internet explorer.

Yess!!

comp09 wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

That too. I remember someone who struggled to read the text because both that part of the background and the text were navy blue.

Stupid design decision. At least high schoolers know better.

one student always uses a boring theme choice for his presentation, B&W, yes! Black and white!

Blank1234 wrote:

Since I'm administrator on one of the school computers, I decided to uninstall internet explorer.

Yess!!

Ugh please don't remind me about death by PowerPoint.

Generalstarwars333 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

TheHockeyist wrote:

CatsUnited wrote:

DrKat123 wrote:

Hooray. School. Unexpected things shall happen
Today i meet my school's only librarian, she's nice. But the student's aren't that nice. One time the students sneaks into the library and “hacks” her notebook

wat

We presented our PowerPoints about ourselves and a lot of them looked pretty nice, while others have rainbow backgrounds and pictures and text all over the place. Many PowerPoints have random gifs and lots of emojis. A few of them though are poor attempts to copy my design.

Most of our students havePowerPoints that are kind of professional. I remember middle school, where there were a lot of eye-jarring PowerPoints with colors and backgrounds and exclamation marks and winky faces that looked horrible together. You couldn't even READ the text.

That too. I remember someone who struggled to read the text because both that part of the background and the text were navy blue.

Stupid design decision. At least high schoolers know better.

one student always uses a boring theme choice for his presentation, B&W, yes! Black and white!

Blank1234 wrote:

Since I'm administrator on one of the school computers, I decided to uninstall internet explorer.

Yess!!

Ugh please don't remind me about death by PowerPoint.

XD

EggProductions wrote:

Lol on all my school computers(they r rubbish BTW) say “This copy of Windows is not genuine.” Hm.

Blank1234 wrote:

Since I'm administrator on one of the school computers, I decided to uninstall internet explorer.

DrKat123 wrote:

EggProductions wrote:

Lol on all my school computers(they r rubbish BTW) say “This copy of Windows is not genuine.” Hm.

yeah, happening to me once, but not in my school computer

DrKat123 wrote:

EggProductions wrote:

Lol on all my school computers(they r rubbish BTW) say “This copy of Windows is not genuine.” Hm.

yeah, happening to me once, but not in my school computer

TheHockeyist wrote:

I'm unbanned from the school computers now.

TheHockeyist wrote:

I'm unbanned from the school computers now.