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There are several network printers which EPPS faculty, staff, lecturers and teaching assistants may use. To use them, you must have a valid copy code. To install them on your computer, follow these steps: Identify which printer you want to … Continue reading →

When you get a new computer, or have multiple computers, you can export your digital certificate from one computer to another if it was originally installed correctly. If you follow the steps to export and you can not proceed, it … Continue reading →

If you are not connected to VPN, the steps to troubleshoot VPN are: Connect to GlobalProtect Start the GlobalProtect client Restart the PanGPS service Restart Windows Uninstall and reinstall GlobalProtect Connect to GlobalProtect Check the Windows task tray to see … Continue reading →

NOTE: With the return to in-person classes for the Fall 2021 semester, remote access to the lab computers is not currently available. Remote access to the EPPS lab computers is limited to students and faculty in the School of EPPS. … Continue reading →

These instructions are for Windows 10 (x64) UTD computers on the CAMPUS domain. If you are using a Mac or a personal Windows computer, you will need to download and extract the drivers first: https://onyxweb.mykonicaminolta.com/OneStopProductSupport?appMode=public&productId=2090&categoryId=1&subCategoryId=ft0

You may view the room schedules for a number of EPPS rooms in Green Hall. The calendars are in Exchange and instructions for adding them in Outlook and Outlook Webmail are below. Add Calendars to Outlook In the bottom left … Continue reading →

The EPPS network copiers can be set up on a personal computer, these instructions assume Windows 10, and you must be on the UTD network. If you use MacOS, instructions are here. Download Drivers First you must download the drivers … Continue reading →

The EPPS network copiers now use a feature called “Locked Print” that holds your print jobs at the copier until you go to the machine, login with your Comet Card or User ID and Password (this is not your UTD … Continue reading →