System crashes and user errors can result in lost files if the data is not backed up. Unfortunately, daily backups of computers are generally cumbersome for the user to perform and usually are neglected. Personal computers also do not provide an optimal environment for sharing files among multiple...
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If your computer is configured to log into the MED domain, you can connect to a SoM Network printer by performing the following steps:Click on the Start Button, select Search and choose Find Printers.Another window will open up - by default there may be information listed in the Location field,...
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New Updates! This page describes how to map your H: drive on your Apple OS X machine. Mapping your account (also known as home directory) allows you to access any files that you have stored at that location.In the Finder, click on the Go menu, select Connect to Server. MacOS version 10.5 Only: ...
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Please follow these simple steps on how to manually map a network drive in Windows 7 or Windows Vista. Click Windows Start Button and ComputerNow click on Map network drive as listed in the Menu Bar.In this next Window, you will see the follwing on your screen:Under Drive, please choose a driver...
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This page describes how to map network drive on the School of Medicine Network with a Windows XP machine.Open Windows Explorer. (If you cannot find Windows Explorer, right-click on the Start menu and choose Explore.)Select the Tools menu, then select Map Network Drive.Under Drive, choose a drive...
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If you are located in a WSU Building on the School of Medicine Campus and need a network jack installed: Fill out a Telephone Service Request from the WSU Telecommunications web site at http://computing.wayne.edu/phone/index.php. The form can be dropped off or mailed to Facilities and Support...
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Wayne State University School of Medicine (WSUSOM) Secure Wireless - Personal (Home) Machines We now offer the option to connect to a secure wireless. This access point (AP) will be displayed as WSUPG-SECURE on your personal machines. We highly reccomend that you select this AP when possible as...
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