Don't tug on that, you never know what it might be attached to
As a sysadmin on a Windows network of ~100 computers, this story makes me want to cry, although maybe for the wrong reason:<p>I see weird problems of the sort &quot;It <i>did</i> work before I went on my lunch break&quot; on a fairly regular basis. How often would I like to go down the rabbit hole and explore these problems in such depth, but if I did that, I would hardly get any work done. The frequency at which our users run into these problems is just too high.<p>It is so frustrating so restart a computer or maybe re-install it and see the problem disappear, because now all hope to understand what caused the problem in the first place is gone. And problems that disappear for no good reason have a tendency to return for no good reason, most often on a Friday afternoon, just when you&#x27;re about to call it a day. ;-&#x2F;