SMUS Windows 10 FAQ - Revision history

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2016-11-28T21:41:22Z

Why am I asked to set up OneDrive?

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	\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 1: ~~Click~~ the taskbar up arrow, then right click the OneDrive cloud icon and choose Settings \|\| [[File:win10faq - onedrive no 1.PNG]]		\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 1: Without closing the OneDrive popup window, click the taskbar up arrow, then right click the OneDrive cloud icon and choose Settings \|\| [[File:win10faq - onedrive no 1.PNG]]
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	\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 2: In the Settings tab, uncheck "Start OneDrive automatically when I sign into Windows" and click OK \|\| [[File:win10faq - onedrive no 2.PNG]]		\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 2: In the Settings tab, uncheck "Start OneDrive automatically when I sign into Windows" and click OK \|\| [[File:win10faq - onedrive no 2.PNG]]

2016-10-26T21:46:52Z

How do I extend the time before having to log back onto my computer?

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	== How do I extend the time before having to log back onto my computer? ==		== How do I extend the time before having to log back onto my computer? ==
	Your computer is set to lock after 10 minutes by default. This is so that if you leave it unattended no one will be able to send emails as you, or read/delete your files.		Your computer is set to lock after 30 minutes by default. This is so that if you leave it unattended no one will be able to send emails as you, or read/delete your files.
	To adjust the login timeout on your computer, follow these steps:		To adjust the login timeout on your computer, follow these steps:

2016-10-26T18:18:06Z

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2016-10-13T17:46:33Z

What should I do at the end of the day?

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	== What should I do at the end of the day? ==		== What should I do at the end of the day? ==

	Sign out of your computer but leave it on. '''This applies to school desktops as well as school notebooks'''. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.		Sign out of your computer but leave it on. '''This applies to school desktops as well as school notebooks'''. Lab and cart notebooks should be powered on and left on at the end of every day. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.

	== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==		== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==

2016-09-14T20:08:47Z

What should I do at the end of the day?

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	== What should I do at the end of the day? ==		== What should I do at the end of the day? ==

	Sign out of your computer but leave it on. This applies to school desktops as well as school notebooks. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.		Sign out of your computer but leave it on. '''This applies to school desktops as well as school notebooks'''. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.

	== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==		== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==

2016-09-14T20:08:35Z

What should I do at the end of the day?

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	== What should I do at the end of the day? ==		== What should I do at the end of the day? ==

	Sign out of your computer but leave it on. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.		Sign out of your computer but leave it on. This applies to school desktops as well as school notebooks. Your computer will automatically install updates overnight and you'll be ready to go in the morning. Follow the sign out instructions above.

	== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==		== Where is the power button on the new computers? ==

2016-09-12T17:51:54Z

Or: How do I get the options to staple/punch when I print a PDF?

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	\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 4: Click the "Choose default apps by file type" link \|\| [[File:win10faq - acrobat 1.PNG]]		\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 4: Click the "Choose default apps by file type" link \|\| [[File:win10faq - acrobat 1.PNG]]
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	\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 5: Scroll down to .pdf and ~~choose app~~ "Adobe Acrobat DC" \|\| [[File:win10faq - acrobat 2.PNG\|600px]]		\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 5: Scroll down to .pdf . If it says Microsoft Edge, click "Microsoft Edge" and change to "Adobe Acrobat DC" \|\| [[File:win10faq - acrobat 2.PNG\|600px]]
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2016-09-09T21:33:34Z

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	== How do I open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat? ==		== How do I open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat? ==

	== How do I fill in PDF forms? ==		=== Or: How do I fill in PDF forms? ===

	== How do I get the options to staple/punch when I print a PDF? ==		=== Or: How do I get the options to staple/punch when I print a PDF? ===

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2016-09-09T21:33:05Z

How do I open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat?

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	== How do I open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat? ==		== How do I open PDFs in Adobe Acrobat? ==

			== How do I fill in PDF forms? ==

			== How do I get the options to staple/punch when I print a PDF? ==

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2016-08-31T17:26:33Z

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	We have written a separate page with information about Windows 10 notebooks: [[SMUS_Windows_10_Notebooks]]		We have written a separate page with information about Windows 10 notebooks: [[SMUS_Windows_10_Notebooks]]

			== Why am I asked to activate Microsoft Office? ==

			When you start any Microsoft Office application (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Onenote, Access, Publisher, Outlook, etc.), you may be asked to activate Office. Normally your computer will attempt to activate it automatically using your domain account, but sometimes this fails. You can activate Office by signing in with your SMUS login. Follow these steps:

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			\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 1: Enter your SMUS email address and click Next \|\| [[File:win10faq - office signin 1.PNG\|400px]]
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			\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 2: If asked, choose "Work account" \|\| [[File:win10faq - office signin 2.PNG\|400px]]
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			\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 3: If asked, choose "Work or school account" \|\| [[File:win10faq - office signin 3.PNG\|400px]]
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			\| style="width: 300px;" \| Step 4: Log in with your SMUS account \|\| [[File:win10faq - office signin 4.PNG\|400px]]
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