This is to clarify any potential public PC or public printer problems which may occur over the holiday period (Dec 22 – Jan 4)
Please note the Information Commons will be providing some basic support coverage for problems regarding the public PCs and printers. (December 22, 23, 29, 30, Jan 2 )
1) For problems with public PCs and public printers:
a) Problems can be reported via phone to the Info Commons Icicle staff at 416-978-0429.
b) Requests can also be made via e-mail at icicle.support@utoronto.ca (with a cc to Jeff so he can track problems as well). Include in the email: time, date, machine #, problem details
c) If applicable put a pink out-of-order sign on the PC or printer
2) For network problems (e.g. staff or public PCs not connecting to Internet, etc)
Please note the Information Commons will be providing some basic support coverage for problems regarding the public PCs and printers. (December 22, 23, 29, 30, Jan 2 )
1) For problems with public PCs and public printers:
a) Problems can be reported via phone to the Info Commons Icicle staff at 416-978-0429.
b) Requests can also be made via e-mail at icicle.support@utoronto.ca (with a cc to Jeff so he can track problems as well). Include in the email: time, date, machine #, problem details
c) If applicable put a pink out-of-order sign on the PC or printer
2) For network problems (e.g. staff or public PCs not connecting to Internet, etc)
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call ITS at 8-5555
3) Patrons with problems with their laptops or other devices
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advise them to follow the handouts on the Info Desk (especially the
first part about verifying their UTORid since they may have
bought/received a new device and need to verify their UTORid on this new
device)
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patron can be advised to call the IC Help Desk (978-HELP). Their holiday hours should be posted soon on their website:
http://help.ic.utoronto.ca/
- if the patron is not from the UofT, but another university, they can be advised to try connecting to the wireless through eduroam. The patron can use a LIRA station to Google eduroam and their home university (e.g. eduroam McGill) and see how to setup their device following their home university instructions