FAQs

Windows 10 Deployment FAQs

  • Update times can vary greatly depending on the amount of data on your machine to back-up and restore and applications and settings to reinstall and/or reconfigure. Expect at least one hour.

  • You must be present at the start of your update and at the end of your update to confirm that your migration was successful and your data was restored. 

  • We will store backed-up data in a secure location on campus for two weeks.
  • Please contact the KSU Service Desk at service@kennesaw.edu or at anytime to change your appointment time.

 

General Windows 10 FAQs

  • Yes, we will support Microsoft Edge. However, it will not be the preferred browser.

  • The App Store has been blocked by the system administrator as requested by ISO (Information Security Office). KSU blocks this and personal Microsoft accounts.

  • Cortana has been disabled by the system administrator as requested by ISO (Information Security Office).
  • From the Start menu, click Settings
  • From the Taskbar, click the Search Windows button, then type the name of the program you want.
  • From the Taskbar, click the Search Windows button, then type Control Panel.

  • From the Start menu, left-click and hold the program, then drag the program to the Desktop or Taskbar.
  • From the Start menu, right-click the program, click More, then click Pin to Taskbar or Unpin from Taskbar.
  • Currently this is not available in Windows 10 as requested by ISO (Information Security Office). Microsoft’s only solution to removing the “consumer experience” tiles and ads is to disable the ability to pin to the start menu.
  • From the Start menu, click Settings, click System, then click Default apps.
  • Start menu tiles have been disabled by the system administrator as requested by ISO (Information Security Office). Microsoft’s only solution to removing the “consumer experience” tiles and ads is to disable the ability to pin to the start menu.
  • From the Start menu, click on your user account name, then click Sign out.
  • From the Start menu, click on your user account name, then click Lock.
  • From the Start menu, click the Power button, then click Sleep.
  • From the Start menu, click Settings, click System, click Apps & features, then choose your program to manage.
  • From the Start menu, click Settings, click Ease of Access, click Mouse, then choose your Pointer size.
  • From the Start menu, click Settings, click System, then click Display.
  • From the Start menu, click Settings, click Display, then click Advanced display settings.
  • From the Taskbar, click the File Explorer button, in the Navigation Pane click This PC, click the View tab, then change the Layout to Details.
  • From the Taskbar, click the File Explorer button, then in the Navigation Pane click This PC.
  • From the Taskbar, click the Search Windows button, then type the name of the Microsoft Office program you want.
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