No. PSI identity checks and proctor monitoring make impersonation a fast way to get flagged and lose your attempt. If you’re thinking “pay someone to take an exam” because you’re out of time, tell me your date and score history and I’ll map the quickest legit path to pass.

It happens a lot, especially after OS updates and security tool changes. We troubleshoot in the same order PSI expects: permissions, device selection, browser/app reset, then network path. You don’t spam clicks; you follow a tight sequence so the proctor doesn’t lose patience.

You do the uncomfortable but effective thing: shorten the scope and drill what actually moves your score. We’ll pick the weakest domains, run timed PSI-style sets, and fix your pacing. Want me to build a 7-day retake plan from your results report?