Use the arrow keys to select the image you wish to use, then press the enter key to select the highlighted option. The default selection is the Full Image. If you do not make a selection your PC will boot into the option that is currently highlighted. The default time setting for this is 30 seconds. This time is displayed onscreen in a countdown format. What are the differences between the Full Image and Quick Boot? The Full Image is the default boot option for all PCs. You will be required to login using your University credentials (eg abc123). With Quick Boot you will not be prompted for your login details, the PC will boot straight to the Desktop where you will be able to retrieve files saved to a portable data device (eg USB stick). Although Quick Boot will not give you access to your Outlook email, F: drive or V: Drive, you will still be able to access these through the UoS Portal on the staff homepage (). Differences between the Full Image and Quick Boot AV Quick Boot Full Image F:Drive (with login) V:Drive Blackboard & Internal Websites External Websites Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access PowerPoint etc.) Microsoft Outlook UoS Portal (WebMail & F:/V: Drive) Blackboard Collaborate (Live Sessions) Blackboard Collaborate (Recordings) Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Adobe Reader Media Players Note: if you want to change which boot option you selected, you will have to restart the PC. Accessing F:Drive in Quick Boot To log into your F:Drive in quick book click on the F:Drive Icon in quick boot and enter your details.
Use the arrow keys to select the image you wish to use, then press the enter key to select the highlighted option. The default selection is the Full Image. If you do not make a selection your PC will boot into the option that is currently highlighted. The default time setting for this is 30 seconds. This time is displayed onscreen in a countdown format. What are the differences between the Full Image and Quick Boot? The Full Image is the default boot option for all PCs. You will be required to login using your University credentials (eg abc123). With Quick Boot you will not be prompted for your login details, the PC will boot straight to the Desktop where you will be able to retrieve files saved to a portable data device (eg USB stick). Although Quick Boot will not give you access to your Outlook email, F: drive or V: Drive, you will still be able to access these through the UoS Portal on the staff homepage (). Differences between the Full Image and Quick Boot AV Quick Boot Full Image F:Drive (with login) V:Drive Blackboard & Internal Websites External Websites Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access PowerPoint etc.) Microsoft Outlook UoS Portal (WebMail & F:/V: Drive) Blackboard Collaborate (Live Sessions) Blackboard Collaborate (Recordings) Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Adobe Reader Media Players Note: if you want to change which boot option you selected, you will have to restart the PC. Accessing F:Drive in Quick Boot To log into your F:Drive in quick book click on the F:Drive Icon in quick boot and enter your details.
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