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bullet How do I get connected?
bullet What's my Access Account?
bullet How do I activate my residence hall connection?
bullet Where can I buy computers and software?
bullet What can I do on the Internet?
bullet What's the Penn State Portal?
bullet What can I use for e-mail?
bullet What can I do with eLion?
bullet What can I do with ANGEL?
bullet How can the libraries make my life easier?
bullet Where can I learn about Printing in the labs?
bullet How can I use personal Web space?
bullet How do I update my directory info?
bullet What's downloads ?
bullet How do I stay safe online?
bullet How can I learn more?
bullet Where can I get help?
bullet What if I can't remember all this?

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Where can I get help?
bullet ITS Help Desks:
  • Visit 2 Willard Building or 215 Computer Building.
  • Call 814-863-2494, 814-863-1035 or
    1-888-778-4010 (toll-free within PA).
  • Send e-mail to helpdesk@psu.edu.

Check the ITS Help Desk Web site for hours.

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ITS Lab consultants:

  • Get answers to questions about equipment, software, printing, and more.
  • Some labs are open 24 x 7.
  • See Student Computing Labs for more information about location, equipment, and hours.
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ResCom Residence Hall Support:

  • Receive technical support over the phone, in person, or through “house calls.”
  • Get help troubleshooting Ethernet connections.
  • Get help with "off-the-shelf" hardware upgrades.
  • Get help with virus removal.
     
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