Computing Services is currently rolling out Active Directory services to Windows computers on campus. Active Directory will allow us to better manage desktop/laptop systems on campus, including configurations, security settings and certain software updates.
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You can download Morris campus logos and templates to create reports and presentations
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All University of Minnesota students and employees are entitled to free antivirus software.
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Green Tip
Is your laptop plugged in? Once your battery is fully charged you should remove it to maximize battery life and save energy.
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You can download University of Minnesota, Morris wallpaper for your computer
The University provides spam and virus filtering for email accounts that saves each user thousands of unwanted messages per month.
The University will NEVER ask for your password in an email. If you receive an email claiming to be from the University asking for your Internet ID and password, forward it (with all headers and the entire message) to phishing@umn.edu.
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Green Tip
Turning off your powerstrip to saves more electricity than turning off your computer or other electronic device(s).
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Green Tip
Using rechargeable batteries saves money and reduces toxins in landfills.
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Green Tip
Want to save money, paper, water and forests? Narrow the margins and print double-sided.
