So every day, the same users call me because they can't get into the AS/400 or our BPCS application because they can't log on. I check the system and their account's disabled because they put in the wrong password 3 times. How can you screw up typing in the password when it's the SAME as your login, just so you couldn't screw it up?!

id-10t error.

alternatively: error between keyboard and chair.

@Chrome Raven: I believe the term you're looking for is PEBCAK.

What kills me is the indignant attitude. "Hey Rob, I think the computer's broke because I can't log into green screen. It says as/400 error after I put in the password to connect." So I go through the usual act of wrkusrprf, enable their login, tell them to type the right password because 3 wrong ones locks it, and they act like they've been doing it right all along.

I'm think I'm just going to find the most offensive lolcat I can find, and leave it on the desk of said offenders everytime they do that. Which is daily. Which means lots of trees to prove that they're stupid.