Computers, Devices, & Connectivity

ITS provides support for maintenance and troubleshooting for desktop and laptop computers, smartphones, tablets, printers, and other technology peripherals. We can also assist you with virus and malware removal.

Categories (7)

Printing

Buying a printer, installing a printer, using existing print services.

Networking

Knowledge related to the Mines campus network, both wired and wireless (including CSM Wireless, Eduroam, and CSM Guest) as well as information pertaining to connecting to the campus network from off-campus using VPN.

Telephones and Voicemail

Information about phone, voicemail, phone conferencing, speech automated directory...

Mac OS

Knowledge Related to Mac use at Mines.

Windows

Knowledge Related to Microsoft Windows use at Mines.

Linux

Knowledge Related to Linux use at Mines.

Files & File Sharing

This category contains articles with information on how to share files across the network, across various devices, as well as file storage and retrieval details.

Articles (11)

Accessing Library Resources (Journals, Databases) from Off Campus

Tips for accessing journals and research databases from off campus.

Can I buy computer hardware at reduced prices through Mines?

This article offers guidance regarding educational discounts on computer hardware through either the Mines Bookstore or other vendors.

Can I run more than one Operating System on my computer?

Most computers can be configured to run more than one operating system. Windows, macOS, and Linux (or multiple copies of each) can happily coexist on one physical computer. There are two basic strategies available for installing multiple operating systems on a single computer..

Career Day 2022 Help: How to Use the Virtual Platform

This article will guide students (job-seekers) through the use of the virtual Career Fair application, which will be utilized by the Colorado School of Mines Career Center to host a remote version of Mines Career Day.

Classroom Podium Troubleshooting

Public knowledge for Podium PC Troubleshooting

Computer monitors are on the wrong side.

On both our Windows and Linux lab machines, the monitor arrangement can be adjusted by end users.

Digital Signage Information at Mines

Learn about the use of large flat panel display monitors as information and way-finding mechanisms in this general use help article.

Graduating? Here’s how to secure your data and files before you leave Mines

If you're graduating, there are a few things to do to ensure you don’t lose your data and files when you leave.

Laptop Kiosk FAQ

Laptop Kiosk and Loaner Laptop Frequently Asked Questions.

Laptop Kiosk Terms of Use

Terms and Conditions for the use of the laptop dispensing self-service kiosks