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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.
Pitt Information Technology offers device discounts through our partner vendors!
Some general advice for purchasing a computer.
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, with separate instruction sets for both Pitt-owned/Pitt-managed and personally owned/non-managed Windows devices.
How to register your Pitt ID badge with the Canon/uniFLOW tap.
How to optimize a PDF to reduce the file size and minimize printing errors related to file size or image content
These instructions explain how to enable and disable IPv6 on PCs running the latest versions of Windows, macOS, and Red Hat Linux.
How to access my Canon printer code.
The University Managed Print Services program, through assessments, is designed to identify both managed multi-function print devices (MFD) and unmanaged print devices (UPD) then provide a proposal to meet the operational need of the department with Canon managed print devices. For more information on program terminology, please visit our Printing Services Terminology page to learn more.
How To Manually Update Keychain Password For Printing on Pitt-Managed and Personal Apple Computers
Information on mapping a network drive
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)
Get started purchasing new computing equipment through the Computing Equipment Purchasing and Standardization Program.
How to log in to uniFLOW and configure it for use with the new Canon printers.
Information about Parallels Desktop for faculty, staff, and departments
We have the resources you need to keep your computing experience at Pitt safe and secure.
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.
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.
Set advanced settings using uniFLOW to set paper size, duplex, scaling, etc. Included is a work around for using basic cloud printing (via mobile device, web page, or plugin) which lacks this feature.
Using uniFlow with new Canon devices.
How to use the browser, email and browser extension with uniFLOW.
How to use uniFLOW tools with the new Canon printer. Scan to email, scan to SharePoint, scan to OneDrive and secure printing in one tool.
How to configure and use an iOS or Android mobile device with uniFLOW.
Information about how a browser uses cached information.
Information about how a browser uses cookies.