Local accounts that already exist on a PC won't be deleted when turning on shared PC mode. New local accounts that are created using Settings > Accounts > Other people > Add someone else to this PC after shared PC mode is turned on won't be deleted. However, any new guest accounts created by the Guest and Kiosk options on the sign-in screen (if enabled) will automatically be deleted at sign out. To set a general policy on all local accounts, you can configure the following local Group Policy setting: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > User Profiles: Delete User Profiles Older Than A Specified Number Of Days On System Restart.
Guest logins allow temporary access to public computers within the library. From these computers, guests may access most of the Libraries' databases and electronic reference materials. To obtain a guest login, visit the Loveridge Computer Lab near the west entrance on the main floor of Bizzell Memorial Library or a service desk in one of our branch libraries. Temporary guest logins remain valid for two hours. The guest login and password activate upon receipt.
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Both Sturgis (Kennesaw) and Johnson (Marietta) libraries have public workstations, labeled as "guest computers," that give visiting patrons access to the library catalog and the internet. These computers are available on a first come, first served basis.
OHSU Library provides computers for use by guests of OHSU for the purpose of health-related research. This document describes the services available on OHSU Library-managed computers and explains the expectation of conduct for Library computer users.
The OHSU Library provides access to online health information and related resources to guests of OHSU. Library staff are available to help you find information and use guest computers. Please ask at the Library Service Desk if you need assistance.
Use of guest computer stations by visiting healthcare professionals and students, patients and families receiving care from OHSU Health, and individuals conducting health-related research are prioritized. Usage of guest computers may be limited to 60 minutes if other users are waiting.
PBUQ members, this includes faculty, students and staff of all Quebec universities that make up the Partenariat des bibliothques universitaires du Qubec, will need to take the guest netname (valid for one year), their respective institutional ID card and valid ID* to Loans & Returns (Webster Library) or the Circulation Desk (Vanier Library) in order to have the netname activated for access to computers for the following 1 month. For access during each subsequent month, you must return to Loans & Returns or the Circulation Desk and present your netname, the respective institutional ID card and picture ID in order to receive an additional 1 month of access. Proof of address will be required once a year.
Library Privilege Card holders (see How to get a Library Privilege Card) will need to take the guest netname (valid for one year), Library Privilege Card and valid ID* to Loans & Returns (Webster Library) or the Circulation Desk (Vanier Library) in order to have the netname activated for access to computers for the following 1 month. For access during each subsequent month, you must return to Loans & Returns or the Circulation Desk and present your netname, the Library Privilege Card and picture ID in order to receive an additional 1 month of access. Proof of address will be required once a year.
Members of the general public will need to take the guest netname (valid for one year) and valid ID* to Loans & Returns (Webster Library) or the Circulation Desk (Vanier Library) and ask a staff member to activate access to computers for the following 4 hours on the same day (no same-day renewals). For 4 hours of access on any day thereafter, the visitor must return to Loans & Returns or the Circulation Desk and present picture ID and the guest netname. Proof of address will be required once a year.
Visitors who are not current students, faculty or staff may fill in the online guest account form on site at either Vanier or Webster Library to get a netname, password and DPrint loader key for immediate access to photocopying and scanning using DPrint Xerox machines.
Add funds to your account online (DPrint account top-up) using the netname and password that was assigned to your guest account. You can also add funds with cash at the DPrint loader located at the Vanier Library using the DPrint loader key.
If you have a problem accessing the Concordia Library computer workstations with your Guest Computer Account, please visit the Circulation Desk at Vanier Library or Loans & Returns at Webster Library and a staff member will place a ticket for you with the Concordia University IT Services (IITS). To verify the status of a current ticket send an email to this address: lib-circulation@concordia.ca.
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As a guest to the Information Commons, you may request access to available guest workstations by visiting the Information Commons first floor service desk at the Lakeshore Campus. There is no charge for access or use of a workstation. Access may be limited during key periods throughout the year, such as final exams for our students. Friends Of The Library also have access to these workstations at the Water Tower Campus.
ITS and the University Libraries reserve the right to deny access at any time based on the needs of Loyola University Chicago students, faculty and staff. Typically during the final two weeks of each academic seemster, guest access is restricted in order to best accommodate student study spaces.
Users may install additional software applications for the active session, however do not select "Restart" if prompted, as this will reset the computer to the original default configuration, erasing any setting changes and rendering any documents or work deleted and irrecoverable.
When you are finished using a workstation, it is important that you ensure you log out/sign out of the machine. When you log out of a workstation or restart the computer, all saved documents, browser cache, additional software installed or other resources created during your login session will be deleted and irrecoverable. Additionally, all computers will automatically log out after fifteen (15) minutes of inactivity or when your session time expires. These policies are in place to confirm with best data security practices.
Guest Computer IDs are available to patrons over the age of 18 upon presentation of a Photo ID, and their valid IUPUI University Library Borrower's Card with the status of Indiana Resident. Guest Computer ID accounts are only for use on specific computers in the University Library and are only valid on the day they are issued. You must request a new ID each day that you would like to use a library computer.
All computer users are asked to follow University Library's computer use policies. In addition to following these guidelines, it is the responsibility of the Library Guest ID owner to secure the confidentiality of the Library Guest ID and password. Please do not share your Guest ID and password with anyone. All lost or stolen Guest IDs should be immediately reported at the University Library Service & Information Desk or by calling (317) 274-0472.
Due to high demand for public computers caused by the increased enrollments at MU and because funding for the computers comes from student Instructional Technology Fees (ITF), the MU Libraries must ensure that current UM students, faculty and staff have sufficient access to online resources. The MU Libraries will continue to support the information and research needs of all users, but we must limit the amount of time computers are used by guests and visitors in order to meet the needs of students and researchers from the University.
This policy sets out appropriate use of library public computers to: encourage the maximum library-related use of limited numbers of public computers; prevent damage to library computing resources; ensure compliance by library patrons with Simon Fraser University Policy GP-24, Policy and Procedure on the Fair Use of Information Resources. Library users who violate University Policy GP-24 are subject to disciplinary action as described in that policy.
There are a very limited number of guest accounts available, and very few employees are authorized to create the accounts. The library cannot guarantee that the guest account service will be available during all library hours. It is highly recommended that people unaffiliated with SUNY Cortland seeking to use the Library's network may want to call ahead of their visit. Visit The Help Center in Memorial Library or call 607-753-2500. Guest accounts are valid for 7 days.
The Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. Users of SUNY Cortland computers, printers, and other equipment assume responsibility for use including possible infringement.
A SUNY Cortland Memorial Library computer guest account is a short-term Net-ID access account that allows access to the campus network and the internet. A guest account will only be issued to users who are conducting SUNY Cortland scholarly business, but who are not officially on SUNY Cortland's payroll such as: visiting scholars, college sanctioned individuals or groups, sponsored events.
If you are not a current UCF student or employee, you'll need to get the daily guest password if you want to use one of the public computers in the John C. Hitt Library. The guest NID password changes EVERY DAY at 2 a.m., so the password from previous days won't work. 0852c4b9a8
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