Printing, Desktop and Mobile Computing, and Software

Includes: PittPrint, Software Downloads, Enterprise Device Management...

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Computing Labs

We have computer labs scattered across campus for use!

Drop-In Support

Our Drop In Support locations are available to help troubleshoot issues with your devices.

Enterprise Device Management

University owned computers and devices

PittPrint

Pitt Print is the service that Students will use to print while on campus.

Software Download Service

The place to get any software that is made available through the University

Technology Loaner Program

Need a device? Check out the options we have.

uniFLOW

Articles for the uniFLOW service, which is used for Canon devices

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Antivirus Transition Frequently Asked Questions

The time required to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection will vary depending on the capabilities of your device's hardware, as well as the software programs that are installed on your device.

Computer Discounts for Students & Personal Use

Pitt Information Technology offers device discounts through our partner vendors!

Computer Purchasing Guide for Students, Faculty, and Staff

Some general advice for purchasing a computer.

Connecting to Printer Queues on Pitt IT’s Enterprise Print Server from Mac Computers

Connecting to printer queues on Pitt IT’s Enterprise Print Server from Mac computers, with separate instruction sets for Pitt-owned/Pitt-managed and personally owned/unmanaged devices.

Connecting to Printer Queues on Pitt IT’s Enterprise Print Server from Windows Computers

Connecting to printer queues on Pitt IT’s Enterprise Print Server from Windows computers, with separate instruction sets for both Pitt-owned/Pitt-managed and personally owned/non-managed Windows devices.

Creating an Optimized PDF

How to optimize a PDF to reduce the file size and minimize printing errors related to file size or image content

Deactivate Apple Intelligence

Disable Apple Intelligence on your Apple devices.

Enabling and Disabling IPv6 on PCs

These instructions explain how to enable and disable IPv6 on PCs running the latest versions of Windows, macOS, and Red Hat Linux.

Exploring the Key Changes and New Features in Windows 11

Windows 11 marks a significant evolution in Microsoft's operating system, offering a sleek new design, enhanced performance, and a variety of innovative features aimed at improving user experience. This guide delves into the key changes introduced in Windows 11 and how to personalize your desktop.

How To Manually Update Keychain Password For Printing on Pitt-Managed and Personal Apple Computers

How To Manually Update Keychain Password For Printing on Pitt-Managed and Personal Apple Computers

How to Map a Network Drive (Windows and Mac)

Information on mapping a network drive

How To Reset the Enterprise Print Server on Pitt-Managed Apple Computers with Keychain

This guide will assist users with regaining access to the Printer Server (and/or Department Printers) following their password being updated on mypitt.edu on Pitt-Managed Apple Computers (Jamf)

Important Computing Equipment Specs and Purchasing Instructions for Staff and Instructors

Get started purchasing new computing equipment through the Computing Equipment Purchasing and Standardization Program.

Keeping Your Web Browser Updated

Updating your browser enhances web functionality and security by patching vulnerabilities and supporting the latest technologies. Your commitment to these updates helps protect the University against emerging cyberthreats.

Ricoh MP C400 Quick Reference Guide

This document is a quick reference guide to the Ricoh MP C400 printer and provides details for copying, faxing, scanning, as well as how to order supplies and place a service call. For assistance, please contact Ricoh directly at 888-456-6457.

Safe Computing Tips for Faculty and Staff

We have the resources you need to keep your computing experience at Pitt safe and secure.

Setting Up a Chromebook to Use on Campus

While Chromebooks tend to be limited by their low-resource and cost-conscious design, many University resources can be accessed through web apps, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), Chrome extensions, Android apps, and remote resources. We'll go over some frequently-used resources and the best way to access them from a Chromebook.

Understanding Pitt IT Scheduled Maintenance

Pitt Information Technology partners with outside vendors to provide reliable, secure computing experiences at the University. These vendors can require regular maintenance periods to ensure the strength of their infrastructure, security, and data. This maintenance can occasionally mean downtime and unavailability for brief time spans.

What is a Browser Cache?

Information about how a browser uses cached information.

What is a Browser Cookie?

Information about how a browser uses cookies.