My First Encounter with Mohammed Mohammed Mohammed
Stumbled upon this “mohammed mohammed mohammed” thing while scrolling through forums last Tuesday night. Honestly thought it was a meme at first – three Mohammads? Weird flex but okay. Curiosity got me though, so I grabbed my coffee and started digging around. Saw some tech bros swearing by it in comment sections, calling it their secret weapon. That’s when I decided to test it myself next morning.
Setting Up My Test Environment
Woke up early, fired up my dusty laptop running Windows XP (yeah I still keep it for experiments). Created three separate user accounts – named them Mohammed1, Mohammed2, Mohammed3 obviously. No fancy virtualization needed, just went into control panel and mashed “add user” like it’s 2005. Password for all? “password123” because security isn’t the point here.
The Moment of Truth Workflow
- Logged into Mohammed1 account first
- Opened Notepad++ and typed my grocery list
- Switched faster than you can say falafel to Mohammed2
- Copied that list into a new Wordpad doc
- Jumped to Mohammed3 to format it in Comic Sans
- Finally saved everything back on Mohammed1 desktop
Surprise Discoveries Mid-Process
Three things shocked me during this circus act:
First, Windows didn’t crash switching between accounts every 30 seconds. Second, each Mohammed showed different desktop backgrounds – automatic personalization? Cool. Third, saving files from Mohammed3 actually made XP create backup copies automatically. Never knew that buried feature existed!
Facing Unexpected Hiccups
Ran into two major snags. When Mohammed3 tried renaming Mohammed1’s text file, got hit with “ACCESS DENIED” errors. Fixed by giving all Mohammads administrator rights – risky but temporary. Also discovered Microsoft Word won’t open across different profiles simultaneously. Nearly blue-screened when I forced it.
Real Benefits That Emerged
After three hours jumping between profiles:
- My focus improved strangely – each switch felt like resetting my brain
- Accidentally organized files better by user separation
- Old laptop ran smoother? Maybe from clearing cache each session
- Different default fonts per account actually helped creativity
Would I actually use three Mohammads daily? Hell no. But understanding how operating systems isolate profiles was worth the headache. Maybe I’ll try with two accounts tomorrow – Hassan and Hussein anyone?
