Support documentation for campus software, including Microsoft, Adobe, SPSS, and other applications, plus guidance on licensing and the Application Catalogs.
This article will provide a list of campus-managed software for Staff, Faculty, and Students for both campus and personal devices.
This article will explain how to acquire Microsoft 365 apps, which include programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
This article will explain who is eligible for PowerBI at Chico State and provide steps for accessing the web-based version through the Outlook web portal.
This article will provide instructions for installing ArcGIS Pro 3.5.2 on CSU, Chico computers or personal devices, including prerequisites, licensing, and VPN requirements.
This article covers the process of joining a remote support session through BeyondTrust.
This article will assist you with installing ChemDoodle on your personal Windows or Mac computer.
This article will walk through how to clear web browser cache and cookies on a PC and a Mac using a variety of browsers.
This article will guide you through retrieving FTP credentials from cPanel and connecting to YourWeb using WinSCP.
This article will explain who can use Kurzweil 3000, how to access it, and where to find resources to get started.
Quick guide for managing browser bookmarks in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
This article will guide Chico State users through registering for a MathWorks account and installing MATLAB on campus or personal computers using the CSU system-wide license agreement.
How-to guide for setting up Mendeley Cite on a campus-licensed version of Office 365
This article will assist you with installing MestReNova on your personal Windows computer.
A brief article explaining how to connect to a machine with Microsoft Projects through the Wildcat lab. This also includes how to save projects to the desktop.
This article will explain how reMarkable integrates with Microsoft cloud storage, including OneDrive and SharePoint, outline required permissions, and provide instructions for enabling access.
This article will show you how to recognize and remove fake “Virus Detected” or “System Infected” pop-ups in your web browser. It also explains how to check your notifications and browser extensions to stop them from coming back.
This article will explain how to install Camtasia and SnagIt on Chico State faculty and staff devices, including campus-owned and personal machines, and where to find support resources.
Third-Party Software Updates are the release of updates from many of the Third Parties that make software that is not from Microsoft.
This article will introduce the Chico State Mobile App, explain its benefits, and show students how to download, set up, and use key features.