Kira Q.

xD

After a password change, the usual suspects are: phones with a mail profile still using teh old password, mapped drives with saved credentials, Credential Manager entries, scheduled tasks or services running as that user, and disconnected…

If the caller is an Exchange or ADFS/web server, teh bad attempts come from outside (a phone or an attacker). Check that server's logs (IIS logs, ADFS events) for the client IP and user agent. Smart lockout on the cloud side and blocking…

hmmm does a service desk tech have a phone or tablet with company mail configured? ??

been there man driver updates do sometimes include security fixes, so I wouldnt stay on a very old verison forever. but waitnig a week or two after release to see if a hotfix appears is perfectly reasonable. fingers crossed 🤞

uhh is home built even worth bothering with or should i just leave it ?

hmmm make a backup before u touch teh settings, learned that teh hard way lmk how it goes

for me it was the thermal paste. swapped it and boom, fixed hope that helps :)