you asked why it happens so often, I provided a possible explanation.
just yesterday we had a similar case where a usb ethernet adapter wouldn’t work on a locked device due to a similar issue, even if that one may be more logical.
especially when you have to follow an outdated password policy where people have to change their passwords at regular intervals you’ll have such cases more frequently than when they only need to set it once until a suspected compromise.
the larger a company the more cases you’ll have in absolute numbers, even if the relative numbers stay the same
I understand and agree with you but I’m a bit confused, is that in reference to part of my comment?
you asked why it happens so often, I provided a possible explanation.
just yesterday we had a similar case where a usb ethernet adapter wouldn’t work on a locked device due to a similar issue, even if that one may be more logical.
especially when you have to follow an outdated password policy where people have to change their passwords at regular intervals you’ll have such cases more frequently than when they only need to set it once until a suspected compromise.