General
- Disk quotas This will tell you how much disk space a student or staff member has available for different services, etc. as email.
- How to lock your workstation Locking means protecting your workstation with password while you are away. All programs will be left open and running in the background, and the desktop will open wherever you left off when you log back in. Your workstation should always be locked when you leave the desk, whether it's for lunch, coffee, to print something, or to run other errands.
- How do i sign in to my laptop over the wireless network? You can also log on to your computer by connecting to the campus wireless network (jyu-staff) before your first login.
- VPN connection before logging into Windows workstation
University workstations
- Software installations on JYUNET workstations About software installations and updates on Windows workstations of JYUNET
- Computer labs for students Where can you find computers for student use?
- How do i check the name of a computer? How do i find out the name of my computer for reporting a problem?
- How do i find my home directory path? What to do if you need to know the location of your home directory.
- What to notice when setting up a new Windows workstation and reinstalling a workstation? When a new workstation is installed, the old workstation is recycled and the data on the old workstation is destroyed. The workstation will also be completely erased when the workstation is reinstalled. What should be considered and backed up when installing a workstation?
- What are the U, W, S and N disk spaces?
- Restoring a file I accidentally deleted a file, how can i recover it?
- My user account lock down
- Workstation when working abroad
Windows
- Using Software Center on Windows 10 workstations for staff
- Connecting network disks How do i connect to a network drive on Windows?
- What do i do if my network drives stop working or disappear from view?
- Windows or web browser freezes What do i do if my Windows computer or a program freezes?
- Setting a default application
Mac
- Wireless network (WLAN / Wi-Fi) settings for Mac OS X How to login to the JYU wireless network (jyu-student & jyu-staff).
- Apple Macintosh & network drives Data transfer between Macintosh and University network drives
- How to use Mac Guide in using Macintosh computers. Starts from the basics. Many languages available.
Linux
Printing
- How to print Printing instructions can be found at the University Printing House website