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This document details instructions for removing wireless networks from personal devices.
This document details how to connect to the GBIT Service Desk through Beyond Trust.
This guide provides an overview of the computer labs available across the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, including the main campus and additional locations in Manitowoc and Sheboygan, detailing the software provided in each.
This document details how to map a network share/share drive on Windows 11.
This document details how to add a network printer on a Windows 11 machine.
This document details the steps to connect a Windows computer to the "eduroam" authenticated wireless network.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts and menu options for opening an Incognito or Private Browsing tab in various popular web browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera, and Brave. It explains what a private browsing tab is, its general uses, and common misconceptions about the privacy and security it offers.
This document details how to change your campus password on your UW-Green Bay Windows PC (desktop or laptop), UW-Green Bay macOS device (iMac or MacBook), or a personal device.
This document details how to install Office 365 on a Windows 10 personal computer.
This document details how to back up data on a Windows PC.
How to activate Microsoft 365 Copilot in desktop Office apps on Windows after your license is assigned.
This document details how to restore files from a previous version.
Windows Search for some users is showing blank results in the start menu. Seems to be user specific and only on certain computers.
This article explains how to connect to the UW-Green Bay network via GlobalProtect VPN and access your university computer using Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) on both Windows and macOS.
Use this guide to connect to UW-Green Bay’s VPN (GlobalProtect) to access campus-only services from off-campus. Windows and Mac steps are included for UWGB-owned laptops, followed by instructions for personal devices. Note: Campus Windows desktops and campus iMacs connect directly to the UWGB domain and do not use VPN.