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| * [[guides/web|See all...]] | * [[guides/web|See all...]] == Windows == This information is intended mainly for users of workstations within the Department of Computing. Windows Vista runs on workstations in the student labs, and on machines installed in the last year for staff and research students. Older machines used by staff and research students may still have Windows XP; please contact us to upgrade these. * [[guides/windows |Introduction to Windows in DoC]] Workstations in the Department of Computing generally run two operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista and Ubuntu Hardy Linux. If a workstation is running Windows and ready for login the screen will be displaying the "Welcome to Windows" banner (if the screen is blank try moving the mouse): {{http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/csg/windows/images/win_logon_most1.png}} |
Guides
Step-by-step instructions on how to achieve common tasks.
Instructions on how to send, receive and manage email, including:
File Storage
How to access and manage your files on network fileservers, including:
Printing
How to set up and use local printing services:
Databases
How to access and manage databases housed on one of the Department's database servers.
Web Hosting
How to set up and use the web-hosting services provided for groups and individuals.
Windows
This information is intended mainly for users of workstations within the Department of Computing. Windows Vista runs on workstations in the student labs, and on machines installed in the last year for staff and research students. Older machines used by staff and research students may still have Windows XP; please contact us to upgrade these.
* Introduction to Windows in DoC
Workstations in the Department of Computing generally run two operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista and Ubuntu Hardy Linux. If a workstation is running Windows and ready for login the screen will be displaying the "Welcome to Windows" banner (if the screen is blank try moving the mouse):
