Honestly, I’d just suggest going to your IT and tell that you fucked around and broke things. The IT guys have seen that (in different ways) so many times it shouldn’t really be a too big deal. Way worse if you try to hide it
Just ask them to re-image it. An individually bought key might not pass audit. I recall my company getting audited by Adobe for Acrobat and we had to pay about $12k sure there were lots of individually purchased copies of Acrobat. Adobe did not care if we showed them the receipt for it.
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Honestly, I’d just suggest going to your IT and tell that you fucked around and broke things. The IT guys have seen that (in different ways) so many times it shouldn’t really be a too big deal. Way worse if you try to hide it
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Lmao
Try clean reinstall (wipe disk etc) if you can pick up the hardware key
Or a warranty case lol
Also gz for a new lesson learned;)
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You don’t need to buy a key from your own pocket.
Just be honest like I said in another reply. Ask for help. I’m sure he’ll help you out and you’ll be fine.
Just ask them to re-image it. An individually bought key might not pass audit. I recall my company getting audited by Adobe for Acrobat and we had to pay about $12k sure there were lots of individually purchased copies of Acrobat. Adobe did not care if we showed them the receipt for it.
I don’t think you’re fucked. As long as you’re honest about what happened.
IT shares a bit of the responsibility here by giving you so much access to your system to allow you to install a whole OS on your own.